Jing Jian understands that Kevin's guidance is not just based on the simple money relationship in the past, but a clear supportive attitude. After all, the friendship between the two has not yet reached the point where Kevin selflessly helps.

But on the other hand, Kevin's words are also not clear, for example, how to make peace with that big man is precious, how to force Wang Lie to be a loner, this all depends on Jing Jian's own understanding. And lawyers speak, and that's how it is a lot of the time. If you can comprehend, then you owe a favor, and if you are stupid, it has nothing to do with the person who instructed.

Sure enough, in the days that followed, some nationally influential newspapers began to follow suit. On weekends on ABC's talk show, there was a constant stream of alarmist statements from a computer security expert and a retired senior NSA official.

Interestingly, the National Security Agency (NSA) itself is the world's largest eavesdropping organization, and it's fairly low-key. It wasn't until Snowden broke the news in Prism Gate that it gradually became known to the public: the NSA implanted spyware (personal information stealing programs) in all the products of computer and communication equipment companies such as Samsung, Cisco, Huawei and Dell, and implanted surveillance software in more than 100,000 computers around the world.

Also this weekend, Los Angeles held a "sharing economy" conference, as the host, Bluestar Netcom welcomed more than 500 computer experts from all over the world. At the conference, Jim, CEO of Bluestar.com, made a keynote report: "...... The era of the sharing economy has begun, and we need a freer environment and higher technology to allow the whole society to fully enjoy the fruits of the Internet age, and let us all become millionaires......"

Both sides are stockpiling ammunition for the upcoming battle......

......

"Now for the latest news. Senator Curie of Massachusetts has introduced a bill to Congress to strengthen the regulation of the emerging portal, and the following is an interview with Senator Curie by a reporter from the front. ”

"Mr. Senator, is your bill aimed at Bluestar, which has performed well in the stock market recently?"

"Hehe, it seems a bit of a misunderstanding. I am targeting all portals that could endanger the security of our country. It is not their business activities, but the hidden dangers that may arise in their business activities. ”

"But the most famous portal right now is Bluestar.com?"

"Maybe. I've really been inspired by recent news hotspots and it's been taken seriously by me. But I would like to state that I am not targeting a certain enterprise or an individual, let alone hindering the investment and development of the computer IT industry, but only trying to make necessary regulations to prevent certain behaviors that endanger national interests. ”

"But I see that your proposal explicitly states that such businesses may not be owned by non-U.S. citizens? Is that aimed at Mr. Bramble? Also, do you think there are loopholes in the existing regulations?"

"It's true, the existing regulation doesn't take into account the rapid development of technology, and I think that this loophole should be closed by law. Also, I personally have no prejudice against Bramble, and my whole family and I love her films. But out of duty, I have to consider that he is from China, and it is very inappropriate for such an important company to be in the hands of Chinese. And I want to make it clear that I don't want to change our economic policy, and I'm very welcoming to investors from all over the world, including Mr. Bramble, but I just want to draw a line -- you can invest, you can pay dividends, but such a business must be actually owned by American citizens. ”

"Do you mean to take away Mr. Bramble from de facto control?"

"Unfortunately, that's it!"

“......”

"Ladies and gentlemen, after learning that Senator Ju proposed the bill, the stock price of Bluestar has plummeted, and has now fallen below the $70 mark, and within more than an hour after the opening, the decline has been close to 20%. This is our latest interview with Mr. Jim, CEO of Bluestar.com, from a Los Angeles reporter. ”

"Mr. Jim, do you already know about Monsieur Curie's proposal?"

"Yes. ”

"Then what do you think about Bluestar?"

"In fact, we welcome such a bill. How to protect the privacy of users and prevent the abuse of user information is also the direction of Bluestar's efforts. However, this is really an unprecedented new industry, and we will inevitably have negligence in Bluestar, so we also want to discuss with all parties and strive to make up for possible loopholes. ”

"So, you agree with Senator Curie's proposal, do you want to get rid of Mr. Bramble?"

"I'm sorry, but I haven't seen the specifics of that proposal yet, so I won't comment. However, Bluestar still appreciates Mr. Senator's starting point and understands that he is thinking about the healthy development of the country and the industry. As for Mr. Bramble, he didn't interfere in the operation of the Blue Star Network in the first place, and Mr. Senator proposed that 'the timing of the American citizens should be in charge'. Haha, am I not just a U.S. citizen?"

"So Brambull doesn't have the slightest influence over the company? This can't be, right?"

"Of course not. In fact, Bluestar was founded under the guidance of Mr. Bramble. Although he is now out of the company's operations, the company still needs him as an advisor. Besides, the presence and absence of Mr. Bramble, which also has a great impact on investor confidence. Didn't you notice that the stock price has plummeted today?"

"And what about regulatory issues?"

"I think the existing law should be very good, right? at most a few articles on the Internet. Bluestar is a legally operated listed company and welcomes the supervision of government departments and the public. Also, I have a question: if it's regulated, then who's going to regulate it? Is it the government that puts the user's private information in check? What about the spirit of freedom and the constitution that we are proud of in the United States?"

“......”

Everything that comes in front is nonsense, and the last sentence is what Jim wants to say. In the United States, the right to liberty and privacy of citizens is absolutely protected, and it is also the political correctness of the United States, and even the American people have that kind of sensitive vigilance against the government. Since Wang Lie has taken out national security, Bluestar has come up with political correctness here.

......

However, at this time, in a luxurious office on Wall Street, Mr. Cowell, a famous investor, was watching the news on TV while taking out snacks from the oven. He smiled and took a freshly baked biscuit and put it in his mouth, and smiled at the assistants around him, "They're quite lively over there." ”

Sandpiper and clam are fighting, and there are already predators secretly peeping......