Roundup: Naomi Wu and the Silence That Speaks Volumes

Reactions to my recent top story.

As the writer who initially brought to light the situation involving Naomi Wu's situation and the possible connection to her tweets about Signal App, I am pleased to present you with a roundup of recent reporting to keep you informed in the ongoing conversation.

1. Last week, just five days after my breaking news story about Naomi “Sexy Cyborg” Wu, MIT Technology Review published a groundbreaking article citing Hacking, but Legal which sheds light on the vulnerabilities associated with widely used Chinese keyboard apps. These apps, often the first software Chinese users download on new devices, play a vital role in streamlining communication for over 800 million users.

Source: MIT Technology Review

Needless to say, the article is fascinating and well worth a read for anyone interested in the types of concerns raised by Wu over a number of years.

The security risk is particularly acute for users in China, since they are more likely to use keyboard apps and are under strict surveillance by th…