Summary
A document leak has revealed that China is exporting its internet censorship tools, known as the "Great Firewall," to other countries. These countries include Myanmar, Pakistan, Kazakhstan, and Ethiopia.
Key Facts
- China uses the "Great Firewall" to control internet access and censor online content within its borders.
- A leak of documents indicated that a Chinese company is helping other countries implement similar internet censorship tools.
- Countries mentioned in the leak include Myanmar, Pakistan, Kazakhstan, and Ethiopia.
- The exported tools are used to limit access to certain foreign websites and information.
- WIRED senior writer Zeyi Yang discussed these findings in an interview with Ali Rogin.
- The export of such tools raises concerns about increasing internet control and censorship in these countries.
