Chinese spying on tourists is typical.

Beijing has no qualms about spying on individuals and has a history of spying on tourists to the Communist nation after covertly hacking their phones at customs. The security concern is so great that athletes across the World, who are competing in the Winter Olympics were told not to bring their personal electronic devices with them to China.

Despite these security concerns Nuctech claims to have supplied customers in more than 170 countries and regions, which includes installing more than 1,000 security scanning devices in Europe for government organizations, customs, civil aviation and ports in 2019.

Passengers arriving from Hong Kong walk past a thermal scanner at the Manila international airport in Manila on November 19, 2010. (NOEL CELIS/AFP via Getty Images)

Airports in the U.K., Amsterdam, Brussels, Italy, Greece, Switzerland and Spain have all signed deals to procure Nuctech equipment, despite growing concerns about terrorism in Europe. This is largely due to Nuctech offering deals on equipment at a cost of “30 to 50 percent below their rivals”, as well as extended maintenance contracts and favorable loans.

Nuctech has dismissed the security concerns with the deputy general manager of Nuctech in the Netherlands, Robert Bos, saying “it’s our equipment, but it’s your data”.

This reassurance from Bos is contradicted by the counter claim Nuctech is subsidized by the Chinese government which essentially makes it a puppet of the Communist state.

https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2022/01/20/chinese-communist-party-backed-company-delivers-security-scanners-to-global-hot-spots/