Apple appears to take a different tack in dealing with data security demands from China, a key growth market for the company.

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In January 2015, the state-run newspaper People’s Daily claimed, in a tweet, that Apple had agreed to security checks by the Chinese government. This followed a piece in the Beijing News (link in Chinese) that claimed Apple acceded to audits after a meeting between Cook and China’s top internet official, Lu Wei. China’s State Internet Information Office would reportedly be allowed to perform “security checks” on all Apple products sold on the mainland. According to the report, this was despite Cook’s assurances that the devices didn’t contain backdoors accessible by any government, including the US.

미국 정부에 퇴짜 놓은 것도 이미지 메이킹스러운 느낌이 드네요.

애초에 판매 금지당하는 걸 피하기 위해서 중국 정부한텐 보안 소스 공개.

상대 봐가면서 그때그때 굽실거리는 건지 ㅉㅉ