EXCLUSIVE: Ex‑Beijing Engineer Reveals How Far the CCP Will Go to Track Its Own—and You

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EXCLUSIVE: Ex‑Beijing Engineer Reveals How Far the CCP Will Go to Track Its Own—and You

A man works at the central command center of the Shanghai metro system on July 11, 2017. Johannes Eisele/AFP via Getty Images

A former Beijing software engineer who once considered himself a loyal Communist Party supporter says he helped build a phone app the Chinese navy uses to watch every tap, swipe, and step its sailors took—and that the same technology, he warns, could track anyone who carries a Chinese-made device.

Liu Dadong fled to the United States in 2019 after his younger brother was branded “pro-Taiwan independence.” In an exclusive interview with The Epoch Times, he said the navy project was only a fragment of Beijing’s plan to control both hardware and software at home and abroad.

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