Excerpts from the video:
The [CCP] government is very strict with our data, as far as I know. I trust them.
^ Here’s a hint: The Chinese Communist Party does not trust YOU in return.
China’s state media boasts that police can identify every single person on the street in just one second.
^ Communist China: The World’s Largest Outdoor Prison
Well, it’s a bit embarrassing. I don’t want to admit how fast the time flies by [on my smartphone]. I have the feeling [that] you don’t just look at one or two videos. You endlessly scroll through.
^ It’s not just a feeling. It’s reality. You DO endlessly scroll through.
Videos [posted to TikTok] that are critical of [Communist] China don’t stand a chance.
^ No kidding!
[Communist] China has completely de-emphasized privacy and freedom of movement during the [Wuhan-virus] pandemic.
^ Communist China began “de-emphasizing” privacy and freedom of movement MANY years earlier.
When the [apartment] door’s [CCP] sensor registers people leaving the apartment in violation of the rules, we’re alerted. District staff and the health department are then informed and can respond quickly. … Criticism or resistance among the population is virtually nonexistent.
^ This sounds like Melbourne, Australia!
The family leaves a trail of digital footprints everywhere it goes.
^ This upper-middle-class family does not care, given that it benefits from the CCP’s stranglehold over Communist China.
[Communist] China wants obedient citizens.
^ All Communist governments want full control of their citizens.
You can control all [Xiaomi] devices on your smartphone.
^ Translation: The CCP can control your use of all Xiaomi devices.
…the [Communist Chinese] state always knows who’s coming and who’s going.
^ Humans are chattel in Communist China.