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Chinese-owned Grindr a Security Threat?

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I didn't know that a Chinese company owned Grindr lock, stock, and barrel! Now there's concern that China could learn a lot about US Government employees who use it.

Military personnel do too, so is it a problem?

Read on: https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2019/may/18/grindr-us-security-china-new-cold-war

 

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At least it's not chopsticks!

 

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I think the one on the left is fairly cute, but then I'm not in the military, so I guess that's no problem.

More seriously, I'm getting too old for  all this shit. Even a couple of decades ago, who would have dreamed that a Chinese corporation would wind up owning the world's go-to gay hookup app? LOL, that there would even be such a thing as a gay hookup app? My brain just gets weirded out by this kind of stuff.

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The young guys, over 18, of course, grind away despite reports that they are having less sex than we did. With so many choices on Grindr I can see why they might just give up and whack off. But does Grindr work well in China?

I have never used it, but if Chinese guys like it, well, maybe. Then, again...

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