Olympic Athletes Face Concerns Over Internet Spying in China

The video discusses the importance of data privacy for athletes, highlighting the risks of connecting personal devices to monitored networks, which could expose sensitive information. The US Olympic Committee warns about potential malicious software threats. In response, the Beijing Olympic Committee claims these concerns are unfounded, citing new cybersecurity laws. However, issues remain with Chinese companies involved in the Olympics, some of which are under US sanctions for surveillance activities.

Why are athletes advised to leave their personal devices at home during the Olympics?

• To focus better on their sports

• To prevent data exposure and tracking

• To avoid distractions from social media

• To save battery life for emergencies

What is the stance of the Olympic Committee in Beijing regarding data security concerns?

• They believe the concerns are unnecessary and groundless

• They have not commented on the issue

• They agree with the concerns and are taking action

• They are working with the US to resolve the issues

What is a potential issue with China's new cybersecurity laws?

• They are not enforced strictly

• They do not apply to foreign visitors

• They only protect Chinese citizens

• They require companies to hand over data to the government

Which company involved in the Olympics is sanctioned by the US Department of Commerce?

• Huawei

• China Unicom

• A company involved in surveillance technology

• A company providing 5G tech

What is a concern related to the involvement of certain companies in the Olympics?

• They lack experience in international events

• They are too expensive

• Their technology could be used for surveillance

• They might not deliver services on time