Western countries are banning Chinese tech. Why is it still spreading?
By DW
30 March 2023 |
9:54 am
As the West cracks down on Chinese tech, video surveillance firms are also facing increased scrutiny. But global demand for Chinese surveillance cameras isn't waning, despite fears they could be used for spying.
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