U.S. Department of Justice ”Zoom” Operates Chinese Executives Prosecuted
The U.S. Department of Justice has accused a Chinese executive of an American company operating the video conferencing system ”Zoom” on suspicion of interfering with a video conference on the Tiananmen Square Incident in China, which was planned on the Internet, in cooperation with the Chinese government. Announced
According to the U.S. Department of Justice, 31 years have passed since the Tiananmen Square Incident, and in June, U.S. individuals and groups planned multiple video conferencing online using the system of the U.S. IT company ”Zoom.” A 39-year-old man from China-based Zoom, a Chinese executive, has worked with the Chinese government to disrupt and suspend at least four conferences.
It is suspected that the man was in charge of passing customer information to the Chinese government and monitoring the Chinese government for inconvenient video conferencing.
The Justice Ministry is calling for information by publishing photos to detain and prosecute the man, who appears to be in China, on suspicion of harassment by the 18th.
On the other hand, ”Zoom” also issued a statement on the 18th, revealing that the man accused this time was dismissed as a result of an in-house investigation, saying that he violated the internal rules.
In addition, the information provided to the Chinese government was limited to less than 10 users outside China, and will continue to cooperate with the Justice Ministry’s investigation.
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