One App, Two Systems: How WeChat uses one censorship policy in China and another internationally

Lotus Ruan · Jeffrey Knockel · Jason Ng · Masashi Crete‐Nishihata

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We are grateful to Zubayra Shamseden (Uyghur Human Rights Project) for translation assistance and Professors Ron Deibert and Jedidiah Crandall for supervision.

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