[KennyXXXVI]

I might just dip there for more trustworthy ppl....Anyone w experience on these forums what the community like? Prev done a few deals on TG and they were really nice (idk tho was using translator)

I have not had much exposure to CN hacker forums TBH, but on TG they seem fine, I suppose the translator would struggle with a forum

[DredgenSun]

They don't talk about the 1989 Tiananmen Incident...

never ask a woman her age, a man his salary, a chinese person about 1989 tiananmen square history?

Well, the great firewall of China will make sure you never talk about online again...

[judgeholden]

culture is great. you could say its a revolution in fact.

[Phuckchop]

I think in China is not posible to access all internet, just a few sites, and not this one.

[memleak]

In China, it's illegal to know of a vulnerability and not disclose it to the government. You can imagine that this makes them extra private when they are doing things.

Additionally, all phones sold in China come with wechat installed. Government has backdoored all communications with most of their devices. If the old saying is, in a chatroom of 10 people, 1 is a fed, you can assume that maybe most are feds, informants, or are already hacked and leaking info.

As for scammers, I would guess there would be more.

[Fly1ngC1rcu5]

They don't talk about the 1989 Tiananmen Incident...

Love it! I was really laughing here.. But yes, I can bet on it.

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