Why is LinkedIn Leaving China? Everything You Need to Know!

[@CyrusJanssen]

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[@Shenzhou.]

This reminds me of why Google left China because they lost majority market share to Baidu. While Google's market share climbed from *15%* in mid-2006 to *31%* in 2010, Baidu's shared increased its market share from *47%* in mid-2006 to *64%* in 2010, which is a significant lead. In the end, Google decided to withdraw from mainland China after losing majority market share to Baidu.

[@gulamog5041]

@@Shenzhou. CCP bot

[@siewkonsum7291]

LinkedIn is out now, but who knows it might re-enter Mainland China later, notwithstanding those cyber regulations in the country!😊

[@gulamog5041]

@@siewkonsum7291 CCP needs to go. Chinese people want America to rule China

[@CuriousSoulSimpleMind]

@@gulamog5041 no majority of Chinese people will never want America rules China

[@Music4567able]

I think Richard is really a fair speaker. Although he is affected by the close of LinkedIn in China, he doesn't blame the Chinese government. Instead, he points out the truth that China is making lots of new regulations to maintain the order in the cyber world. The introduction of new regulations makes the overhead cost to run internet business in China rising up and so LinkedIn moves out of China due to business decisions. We realize that new regulations mean higher operational cost. However, when we look at the similar scenario in prevention of pandemic, China does the same thing. We make a high standard of regulations to reduce the movement of people in order to contain Covid. Such regulations make Chinese become the most successful large economy that can keep her economic activities running normally and preventing the spread of virus at the same time. I think in the field of internet, China can also set a new standard for the World as a significant reference.

[@rogerfaint499]

That was the same problem google had when it decided to leave China to set up its base in Hong Kong - google managed to capture 1% of China's vast market share. To propagandize itself as being kicked out from China, google politicized it instead of looking at where it went wrong!

[@Music4567able]

@@rogerfaint499 The elite class of the West is too arrogant. They never think they do anything wrong so I don't feel strange when Google refuses to cooperate with the Chinese government to maintain national security as what it does in the US.

[@Shenzhou.]

Google left China because they lost the majority market share to rival Chinese company Baidu. While Google's market share climbed from *15%* in mid-2006 to *31%* in 2010, Baidu's shared increased its market share from *47%* in mid-2006 to *64%* in 2010, which is a significant lead. Because Baidu was introducing more innovative features than Google.

[@abbotsful]

@@Music4567able pretty arrogant statement right there

[@mystictraveler8642]

@@rogerfaint499 it was more than that. Google violated some laws in China. And they keep misbehaving. That is why many countries are very upset with Google's behavior. Also the US government got intertwined with Google so it became a concern with the Chinese government that Google could be an open door to spying for CIA. And China has good reason to be. Because the US govt agencies are heavily inside Google.

[@skylimit3477]

China is smart not to use any Google Android Service on their cell phones. Very smart... Too many western political tools....

[@loktom4068]

The 'See Eye A" will be having lots of fun to spy on a different platform. Now blind as a bat.

[@worksmart196]

@@loktom4068 I don't care as I did nothing wrong.

[@thechloromancer3310]

@@worksmart196 Then you'll likely dismiss concerns of Chinese spying, since I doubt you are breaking laws in China.

[@fuxixiangshen2714]

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[@feliciachan4479]

Richard is the right guest speaker in this subject. He knows the subject matter very well and speak logically

[@leesgtk8969]

The two of you are great informants. Your news are much more better and accurate than msm like cnn or BBC. Yeah Richard is fantastic. And it's you Cyrus who introduced Richard to many including myself. Continue the great work both of you. Yeah I was gonna ask, if they have vpn, they can still access LinkedIn. People like the two of you are true good citizens of the world.

[@americanknow8232]

Google and Amazon can not win the competition in Korea. For that long years, Korean search engine is more popular and Korean shopping site is beating Amazon. China is also competitive. Google and Amazon cannot compete over there.

[@zhangqian516]

Agreed. Just like Uber which is popular in many countries but failed in China and some SE countries, i.e Singapore.

[@Rex-ww4cw]

@@zhangqian516 I dont know why uber fail in china but singapore is a small country. I dont think people need uber there

[@Shenzhou.]

In 2010, Google even lost the majority market in China to their Chinese rival Baidu. While Google's market share climbed from 15% in mid-2006 to 31% in 2010, Baidu's shared increased its market share from 47% in mid-2006 to 64% in 2010, which is a significant lead. In the end, Google decided to withdraw from mainland China after losing majority market share to Baidu.

[@Shenzhou.]

@@Rex-ww4cw Uber failed in China because it wasn't as competitive as Chinese company Didi. Uber failed in Singapore because it wasn't as competitive as South East Asian company Grab.

[@user-gi3uw2th6m]

@@Shenzhou. ofc, grab is very nice liao

[@aw_artlover]

I really like your videos and content - this is a useful piece of information and discussion. I’m pretty upset even here in HK that some online Cantonese youtubers failed to give accurate information and fair comments on this issue (or they purposely use LinkedIn case to tell people foreign companies are withdrawing their investments in China for political issue.)

[@Shenzhou.]

Many in Hong Kong (but not all) are still suffering from a subservient "colonial mindset" inflicted on them as a result of being a former British colony. The British may have decolonized and physically vacated Hong Kong after 1997, but _"decolonization of the mind"_ takes a longer time to recover from by many in Hong Kong.

[@168kwok6]

That’s why I am living in Hong Kong but I don’t watch much of Hong Kong KZbinr’s video.

[@gulamog5041]

@@Shenzhou. okay CCP troll

[@Shenzhou.]

@@gulamog5041 Did I ever said anything about the Communist Party of China here in this thread? Then why are you accusing me of being a CPC troll?

[@jameslim3850]

The MAIN reason why the USA western media falsely accuses CHINA of mistreating Uyghur Muslims is because they want to prevent the 1.6 Billion Chinese worldwide and 2.0 Billion Muslims from working together. Both these groups have been discriminated by USA and the WEST for decades and are more likely to work together. Chinese & Muslim nations working together will lead to US losing its dominance of the world. Plus this will gain Asia, Russia, Eastern Europe and African support too including the rest of the world such as Latin America.

[@zyp85]

I think you guys are missing something here. Effectively Microsoft is merely ending support for a dedicated Chinese version of the site, it's just that there will no longer be a dedicated full-scale team supporting it because it's not worth it for them. You should mention that anyone will still be able to visit and use the global LinkedIn network from within China and all existing Chinese profiles will stay. So at the end of the day, this makes virtually no difference for the existing LinkedIn users in China, because like you said most of them know English already.

[@americanknow8232]

I read the book about Google. Google was competing with Chiense search engine. google was popular among Chinese for X-rated web sites and violent web sites, etc. Chinese government ask Google to sensor them. Google refused it and moved the server to Hong Kong since Chiense government does not renew the busienss license without sensoring. But, Google completely lost for the popularity after all.

[@rogerfaint499]

And another important point was that google failed to capture a viable market share in China as by the time it left China, it had only 1% of China's market share. To save face, instead of admitting that it failed in China, it turned around to claim that it was kicked out of China when it voluntarily exited China to set up its base in Hong Kong.

[@Shenzhou.]

In 2010, Google even lost the majority market in China to their Chinese rival Baidu. While Google's market share climbed from 15% in mid-2006 to *31%* in 2010, Baidu's shared increased its market share from 47% in mid-2006 to *64%* in 2010, which is a significant lead. In the end, Google decided to withdraw from mainland China after losing majority market share to Baidu.

[@abbotsful]

which book? you have to acknowledge that it's not only porn sites that google links to that upsets the Chinese censors. google shut down its Chinese operations after it discovered a cyberattack from within the country that targeted it and dozens of companies. while investigating the attack, Google found that the Gmail accounts of a number of Chinese human-rights activists had been hacked. the 2010 attacks prompted the company to reverse course. Instead of complying with government requests to filter its search results, Google directed all of its Chinese traffic to the uncensored Hong Kong version of its search engine, a move that left the company vulnerable to being completely shut down in China. Indeed, Google’s services became inaccessible to most Chinese users within months.

[@Shenzhou.]

@@abbotsful It's from a 2010 Forbes article entitled: _Why Google Is Quitting China_ and it elaborates on how Google lost the majority market share to it's Chinese rival Baidu. Because Baidu was introducing more innovative features that Google didn't offer on its own Chinese search engine.

[@americanknow8232]

@@abbotsful Google refused to sensor? Now, Google is sensoring everything in the US. KZbin to search engine.

[@bananapeeler8797]

While American companies break US laws left and right, Western companies should learn to respect Chinese laws like Chinese companies do, because they are not in their own countries.

[@guy221]

Thanks Cyrus & Richard for another enlightening & informative show. In this tumultuous era, the world needs more people like you guys that foster communication & collaboration between the US & China. One of the greatest achievement of China (probably part of their cultural heritage) is that they understood that trade encourages the very values you try to promote which are communication = understanding = collaboration. It all boils down to the simple concept that one is unlikeky to fight his trading partner. It worked for the US & China for the last 50 years until politics spoiled it all. While China was investing trillions to build their country infrastructure, enhancing their population standard of living & well-being in the process, the US chose to pour trillions in useless wars at the expense of their citizens standard of living & well-being. The resulting neglect to the US infrastures and the Americans frustration over disappearing jobs gave rise to populism that culminated in Trump's election who used China as scapegoat to score political points. Unfortumately, the Biden administration because of the polarisation of the electorate, cannot appears to look weak and has no choice but to continue Trump destructive policies towards China. The clash between ascending & declining superpower is unavoidable specially if the ascending superpower is an Asian one. Two third of the world population resides in the Indo-pacific region and their economic growth & influence cannot be stopped or contained. It's a reality that the Washington political & military elite MUST accept and work to mend their relationship with China if the world is to coexist peacefully. The alternative is simply unthinkable for the sake of humanity survival.

[@Shenzhou.]

Agreed. China is currently *at peace and not at war* with any country, since our last major conflict in 1979. Instead of making war, China is building infrastructure like _roads, railways, highways, bridges, tunnels, powerstations, dams, ports, airports,_ etc and investing in developing countries like Sri Lanka, Nepal, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and also African countries like Nigeria, Kenya, Chad, Sudan, Ghana, Mozambique, Tanzania, etc. Whereas the United States is *warmonger* being involved in Gulf War, Iraq War, Afghan War, Libyan War, Syrian War, Yemen War, etc, even in the 21st century. USA is bombing in those Middle Eastern countries and enacting regime change by cutting off their "heads" (Saddam Hussein, Muammar Gaddafi, etc) and then installing their own US puppet governments in place.

[@hpkeong]

Cyrus and Richard, you both are great to bring me such a clear picture of LinkedIn and building a bridge to connect people together to share and grow. Thanks so much.

[@112313]

I don't know what the fuss is about chinese privacy regulation that are actually enforced. America has privacy laws as well. What is good for the goose is good for the gander.

[@Shenzhou.]

Yes. Usually those reports of social media's leaking user information stem from unregulated Western media like _Facebook, Instagram, Twitter,_ etc.

[@sickg6417]

I kinda got numb towards those reaction against China at this point. when we got overwhelmingly powerful enough, everything we do even if it was wrong will be right

[@112313]

What are you talking about? Please elaborate with examples of the lies.

[@edisonwong320]

@@zackk4969 you post everywhere with the same line. Short circuited CIA bot???

[@eugenechin2863]

@@sickg6417 Hehe, yep. That time will be coming soon..very soon.

[@edwardyang8254]

LinkedIn is NOT leaving China. I just talked with a head hunter in Beijing. Their company just had a meeting with LinkedIn representatives who assured them that the company will continue to operate in China. What is "leaving" is LinkedIn's personal social functions -- the part of LinkedIn that looks like Facebook. The reason is just as the guest said, for privacy. LinkedIn cannot operate their servers in China without pulling overseas data into China. They are not allowed to move Chinese data to overseas. They do not want to build a separate social network for China. That's why.

[@moosaanwar7919]

The same applies to any other country. For instance, can they operate in Europe or US without pulling outside user data. Lets not forget US is the biggest collector and exploited overseas people's private data.

[@Shenzhou.]

Oftentimes, the news about social media websites leaking/selling user's information stems from Western social media like _Facebook, Instagram, Twitter._ Yet people continue to use those social media websites regardless of a history of data leaks.

[@RobertAmer]

LinkedIn is not totally leaving China, leaving its advertising arm to continue to operate in China.

[@linghuang4698]

Another great video, good job Cyrus and Rich.

[@CyrusJanssen]

Thank you Ling for the support!

[@Shenzhou.]

This reminds me of why Google left China because they lost majority market share to Baidu. While Google's market share climbed from *15%* in mid-2006 to *31%* in 2010, Baidu's shared increased its market share from *47%* in mid-2006 to *64%* in 2010, which is a significant lead. In the end, Google decided to withdraw from mainland China after losing majority market share to Baidu.

[@斌罗-t9d]

no one use linkin anymore!! I think those people worked in the multi-national company like intel ,amzon, ibm use that , people from the local company I do not think they use that much !!!. leaving the china reflects that those multicompany is no longer popular in the labour market !!!!!!

[@charliecooper3030]

You're purposefully skipping the main reason they lost market share in the first place. Before 2008, tons of people used Google in China.

[@edisonwong320]

@@charliecooper3030 reason being free market, competition. This would be along the lines of logical people. But I think you were implying something more sinister.

[@charliecooper3030]

@@edisonwong320 The common sense reason. Trying to claim that what happens in China in the business world is entirely dependent on market viability and the free market at wrok is beyond disingenuous.

[@edisonwong320]

@@charliecooper3030 all I can say is you are beyond ignorance. Carry on.

[@tcprivate]

Another great show Cyrus. Insightful and would be beneficial as usual to enlighten people who do not know deeply much about the situation in China

[@relaxwhc]

*Greetings gentlemen* Welcome to China, the land of plenty ❤️

[@grandpa4316]

LinkedIn have been collecting confidential personal data of professionals in China. With the tightening laws protecting private data imposed by China which LinkedIn refused to abide, they are running out of China.

[@fannyalbi9040]

if the local company can abide the local government laws and survive. it makes no sense foreign companies so rigid. it is so hard to get into china then failed because of rigidity. these ceo should know how dinosaurs 🦖 gone

[@eugenechin2863]

@@zackk4969 Heh coming from a person who lies, a bit rich dont you think you hypocrite..lol

[@Shenzhou.]

@@zackk4393 Chloe Zhao is just a director. Haven't you heard what the former Director of CIA and U.S Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo said? _"We Lied, We Cheated, We Stole!"_

[@jameslim3850]

The MAIN reason why the USA western media falsely accuses CHINA of mistreating Uyghur Muslims is because they want to prevent the 1.6 Billion Chinese worldwide and 2.0 Billion Muslims from working together. Both these groups have been discriminated by USA and the WEST for decades and are more likely to work together. Chinese & Muslim nations working together will lead to US losing its dominance of the world. Plus this will gain Asia, Russia, Eastern Europe and African support too including the rest of the world such as Latin America.

[@akli3481]

Great video to clear any doubts regarding Linkedin exit from China.

[@jessicaw8682]

Thank you both for the great insights, very interesting! Nowadays, most countries have data protection legislation, including the US and China. It's the norm that you have to comply with a country's domestic legislation if you want to do business in that country. It sounds like LinkedIn's decision to exit is made largely based on business viability.

[@poseidon61]

I pose a question to everyone. Would you also be dissatisfied/angry if your government wants data privacy, demands your data are not for sale FOR YOU?

[@hongmama1245]

No

[@elliekwong3180]

@GO YYP: no brainer!

[@hongmama1245]

@@zackk4969 That applies to all countries, unfortunately.

[@鳳梨人鳳梨魂萊蛙都是]

What makes you believe it is safer to keep your private data in the US than in your own country?

[@鳳梨人鳳梨魂萊蛙都是]

@@zackk4969 Agree. The biggest lie is that the government brainwashes Chinese the US is a “beautiful country” when translating the country’s name.

[@lilywhite4598]

Richard, you are an amazing people! Thanks guys tell us the real about China!!!

[@edisonwong320]

What has happened was that LinkedIn was on its way out, but better make one last use of it to advance western system assertions by forcing the anti-China line.

[@relaxwhc]

If you enjoyed this video, raise your hand to show Cyrus Janssen your endless support 🙋✋💥

[@CuriousSoulSimpleMind]

✋🏽

[@傅开成Michael74]

👍

[@Shenzhou.]

This reminds me of why Google left China because they lost majority market share to Baidu. While Google's market share climbed from *15%* in mid-2006 to *31%* in 2010, Baidu's shared increased its market share from *47%* in mid-2006 to *64%* in 2010, which is a significant lead. In the end, Google decided to withdraw from mainland China after losing majority market share to Baidu.

[@斌罗-t9d]

no one use linkin anymore!! I think those people worked in the multi-national company like intel ,amzon, ibm use that , people from the local company I do not think they use that much !!!. leaving the china reflects that those multicompany is no longer popular in the labour market !!!!!!

[@johndoe1121able]

👏👏👏👏

[@yalilu7804]

LinkedIn has never been a seccessfull social media platform. Normal Chinese use it as a job hunting agent only while they didn't do better than many others. Sorry for their leaving (but the job hunting agent function stays).

[@Zp-ue9iv]

Thanks Cyrus. I enjoy watching your channel

[@qinhongzhuang1871]

Thank you both for your great job of putting people from both sides together

[@elizabethyao5677]

Love you guys. There is a lot of humanity in you that this world desperately needs.

[@absolutejewel]

Thank you both for building bridges to make this world a better place and humanity a more decent/peaceful being.

[@tufftuff3061]

Well said, gentlemen.

[@relaxwhc]

If you're overjoyed that Meng Wanzhou is back in China, raise your hand to celebrate 🔥🔥🙋

[@boblee2094]

Thanks, Cyrus! This is an important channel, and you are doing great! 🌹🌹🌹

[@CyrusJanssen]

Thank you so much!

[@relaxwhc]

If you think China treats the ethnic minorities much better than how the US treated the native Americans, raise your hand 🙋✋💥

[@CuriousSoulSimpleMind]

✋🏽

[@rogerfaint499]

If I were the thousand-hands Avalokitesvara, you'd see a thousand hands raised.

[@Shenzhou.]

Just tune in to CGTN, CCTV, Xinhua (New China) media, and they promote ethnic minority culture in China, such as festivals, cuisine, traditional clothing, dancing, singing, playing traditional musical instruments, etc. That's why Chinese media is saying, that China promotes ethnic minority culture.

[@CuriousSoulSimpleMind]

@@Shenzhou. agreed. Also other KZbinrs and Vloggers have shared their video on those cultural events of ethnic groups in China

[@CuriousSoulSimpleMind]

@@zackk4969 that is just what Chloe Zhao said and only her personal options but Chloe Zhao still continue attending film festivals in China over last 2 decades. I wonder what she really think what are lies and what are not lies. I personally say that liberation brought to North America after independence is definitely not liberation for Native American people, who were actually prosecuted by American governments ( state governments) until early 20 th century. The similar situation applies to African American who were slaves until end of Civil war.

[@kmli8380]

I can always learn something from your every video though I think I know China quite lot. Good job, Cyrus appreciate your hard work

[@stephenhill8790]

@@jp95js hello Adolf hows the new third rich going

[@CyrusJanssen]

Thank you KM!

[@Shenzhou.]

@@jp95js The Western anti-China propaganda is pushing their audiences to *manufacture consent for war* with China. The Barretts, Jayoe Nation, Jason, Gweilo 60, Cyrus Janssen are actually helping *promote peace and understanding* about China in order to avoid war (which we all know is bad for everyone in the world) and that's what these channels are striving to achieve. If you are comparing them to "Hitler's NAZI Party sycophants" then why is that none of their channels promote war like what Nazi propaganda did? Those channels are doing the reverse of what you are claiming, they're promoting peace and understanding of China, not war.

[@jameslim3850]

The MAIN reason why the USA western media falsely accuses CHINA of mistreating Uyghur Muslims is because they want to prevent the 1.6 Billion Chinese worldwide and 2.0 Billion Muslims from working together. Both these groups have been discriminated by USA and the WEST for decades and are more likely to work together. Chinese & Muslim nations working together will lead to US losing its dominance of the world. Plus this will gain Asia, Russia, Eastern Europe and African support too including the rest of the world such as Latin America.

[@jameslim3850]

@@ne0ge049 Please respect the RULE OF LAW you idiot. The ones making all the accusations is the USA and West proxies. The onus is for them to show concrete evidence (not the other way around) which they cannot even do till today. Even the WMD claims in Iraq they still cannot prove. but the damage is done. US is fast losing respect from more and more countries . the only ones supporting USA are just their usual dummies like UK, Canada and Australia.. lol

[@albertang8097]

It's a commendable that both of Cyrus and Richard are doing an amazing job bridging the two superpowers together. This is a noble effort and a ray of hope to many. Keep it up!

[@relaxwhc]

Let's raise our hands to Cyrus Janssen and Richard Turrin to show them our love and support. 🙋✋💥 I wish they live a long and happy lives ❤️

[@adamng7526]

Very well said! I think it’s fair enough that if you want to do business in China, you need to comply with Chinese regulations. Linked in is not actually leaving China but just closing down the social part because just as Richard said that LinkedIn is not willing to change back end setting to comply with China regulations for this part. I fully support China banning FB in China because it’s a place full of bias to China!

[@kinhunglui7658]

Thank you both Cyrus and Richard, you explain very clearly the news about LinkedIn leaving China. Fully appreciation form my heart!

[@kinhunglui7658]

@@jp95js You really sound like a Hitler's NAZI member, or may be not only sound like, but you really are!😆

[@kinhunglui7658]

@@zackk4969 Is this Zhao a god to you? Well then god bless you!🤣

[@Shenzhou.]

@@jp95js But Hitler's NAZI Party sycophants promoted *war NOT peace.* What the Barretts, Jayoe Nation, Jason, Gweilo 60 and Cyrus Janssen are promoting is *peace and understanding* of China. If anything, it's Western MSM like 60 Minutes Australia that's trying to *manufacture consent for war* with China, among its audiences.

[@Shenzhou.]

@@zackk4969 Zhao a film-director is already a God to you? Then you'll freak over hearing what the former U.S Director for CIA and U.S Secretary of State, has to say about lying, cheating and stealing.

[@Shenzhou.]

@@jp95js Go and read Taiwan's own constitution, it says that Taiwan is part of China under their own constitution. Taiwan claims all of mainland China (including Tibet, Xinjiang, Inner Mongolia, Manchuria, etc,) as part of their territory, including territory currently under the control of _Mongolia, Burma (Myanmar), Bhutan, India, Japan, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Russia and Tajikistan._ Here's a *Map of all the territory Taiwan claims* (source:wikipedia.org/wiki/File:ROC_Administrative_and_Claims.svg ) Since there hasn't been any amendments to Taiwan's constitution, then by default, Taiwan is part of China under their own constitution.

[@yiyang6559]

Thanks for the great discussion!

[@meyiyaseki1720]

As an Indonesian, I know LinkedIn. But I'm not interested at all. I just used my search for an old colleague who went missing and it appeared on Linked when I googled his name. Overall LinkedIn is very unattractive and has no effect in everyday life. Most people on LinkedIn aim to develop their work needs. It looks like people in full formal wear and it's very boring.

[@wellawong2417]

Support and Good Job !

[@gangshan]

Thank you for clearing it up.

[@marvinfok65]

Good info! Thanks Cyrus for inviting Richard to let us know the reason for LinkedIn's departure from China.

[@lilywhite4598]

Awesome video!!!two gentlemen!!!!💕

[@DeBeard]

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[@shouningliu00]

Cyrus-王德中- you are always my most favored KZbinr, honest, very knowledgeable, truthful!👍👍👍

[@CyrusJanssen]

I appreciate that!

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@@CyrusJanssen you are truly a great bridge builder!!! I constantly forward your videos to my friends and whoever needs some true knowledge and information. THANK YOU!!!

[@MrStevepga]

This is one of the best video from Cyrus, great inside and actual views Which is fair. Both side talking is so important and it is ashamed that is broken. Thanks to Richard and Cyrus

[@akli3481]

Thanks!

[@gulamog5041]

CCP bot

[@井吹ときと]

Back then USA barred china from joining ISS, now China made their own space station much to the west surprise. If they could launch their own space station....Im sure China can develop their own linkedin. Good job

[@eliasuribe2962]

Thank you for taking the time and informed us about the real truth and clarify things out.

[@weihawang4246]

Thank you, gentlemen

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[@斌罗-t9d]

no one use linkin anymore!! I think those people worked in the multi-national company like intel ,amzon, ibm use that , people from the local company I do not think they use that much !!!. leaving the china reflects that those multicompany is no longer popular in the labour market !!!!!!

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[@Pen2paw]

Rip. Linkedln China. It is unfortunate.

[@gulamog5041]

what's LinkedIn?

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[@Okavangomick]

Why do we say “Chinese Communist Party”? We don’t say the “Democratic Neoliberal Party”

[@gulamog5041]

it's Democratic Neoliberal Empire not a party

[@edisonwong320]

People the west likes name calling. Somehow they’ve managed to make the English language CCP sound really bad. Saying CCP in China is completely normal.

[@Shenzhou.]

The correct name should be the Communist Party of China (CPC) *NOT* the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). The name of the party in Chinese is _Zhōngguó Gòngchǎndǎng_ (中国共产党) where _Zhōngguó_ (中国) means *China* and _Gòngchǎndǎng_ (共产党) means *Communist Party.* So the correct acronym should be CPC instead of CCP.

[@aeycslllamiu2783]

@@zackk4969 oh, yes, we lie we cheat we stolen

[@jameslim3850]

The MAIN reason why the USA western media falsely accuses CHINA of mistreating Uyghur Muslims is because they want to prevent the 1.6 Billion Chinese worldwide and 2.0 Billion Muslims from working together. Both these groups have been discriminated by USA and the WEST for decades and are more likely to work together. Chinese & Muslim nations working together will lead to US losing its dominance of the world. Plus this will gain Asia, Russia, Eastern Europe and African support too including the rest of the world such as Latin America.

[@soanwahlee5089]

Good work to both of you in clearing the air. Keep it up for the peace in the world. Salute

[@Reporterfy]

Im loving this videos Cyrus

[@Jamaicafunk]

When I was applying for teaching jobs here in China almost a year ago, employers and recruiters always asked for my linkedin page. It was instrumental for me on my resume's.

[@killuadre9176]

I wonder what will be the new alternative.

[@Jamaicafunk]

@@killuadre9176 I doubt much will change. They’ve all got VPN’s.

[@Jamaicafunk]

@@zackk4969 Name me ONE country that isn’t full of lies.

[@Jamaicafunk]

@@zackk4969 I don’t need to ‘compete’… Especially over a dumb and off topic argument as that.

[@limonmon7378]

come to support , the voice of justice

[@kevinlaw6191]

It was used to organize riots in HK 连登仔

[@volleyballdad5632]

Isn’t 50 million users a big number for LinkedIn? How many users it get in US? By the way, I bought Richard’s book Cashless, and it is a joyful read.👍

[@Zimmad0123]

Top 5 LinkedIn audience size by countries: (in millions)(July 2021) US 180 India 78 China 50 Brazil 49 UK 31

[@Shenzhou.]

It's similar to how Google lost the majority market share in China to Baidu. While Google's market share climbed from 15% in mid-2006 to 31% in 2010, Baidu's shared increased its market share from 47% in mid-2006 to 64% in 2010, which is a significant lead. Because Baidu introduced many innovative features that Google didn't.

[@ApplePotato]

It’s all about profit margins. I think the 50million Chinese users really does not make MS very much money. Re-designing the system and backend probably is gonna cost them a lot for very little ROI. And their is no guarantee the new system will be future proof to China’s constantly changing policies. The negative press for compliance also is not worth dealing with.

[@Shenzhou.]

@@zackk4969 Why don't you quote the former Director of the CIA and U.S Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo saying _"We lied, We cheated, We stole..."?_

[@Shenzhou.]

@@zackk4969 If that was really the case, then why is China the country with the *world's largest population* today at 1.4 billion people, if there really was this culture of "eating baby"? And who is this renowned Chinese writer?

[@helloapple556]

About China University..China university just robbed students and give zero value of education. This is my bitter 15 years experience in China, and in Chinese universities as a bachelor degree, master and PhD. The worst things is the University International school administration staff.. all of them behave rude inhuman, and extremely uncooperative, almost 99% university are like this. I was studying in liaoniang, a medical university in there, in henan and Tianjin.. their administration staff was all so corrupt and inhuman behavior they did with every student. Tianjin medical university is the most bad staff. They all the time in meetings misbehaving with students, and embarrassing students that oh you are eating Chinese money, you are eating Chinese tax money. And we so want to say that all your China eat our country money because our countries buy Chinese products so you have no happy and good life otherwise.. But in China if you argue with teacher, they are so inhuman, they will keep that in their heart and you go back country and do your degree verification they won’t do for you. And this happened with many many students. And they never reply message never receive call. But they are so unprofessional, they even don’t know every country provide scholarships to other and that’s international countries agreement, many Chinese students study on scholarships in other countries as well. And the administration staff that handle foreign students their job is just as a mediator but they never ever help students. They always criticize foreigner students and disrespect foreigner students. I wish every foreign student should go any country for study but not China because here the university 1, teaching is very poor just read slides, 2 , the staff behavior is worse than animals and they never respect foreigner students. I hope China education ministry take a struck action against these China universities international school administration staff.. because every university students across China face the same issue

[@monophthalmus3254]

OMG you got an intro! Love seeing your channel grow and your production get better. Keep it up!

[@joandelur4407]

hi friends Cyrus and Turrin, its a pity we can't write what we think on topic, but here in comments are banning comments depending what we argue...

[@ElCuentodeRoma]

Good for LinkedIn.

[@perskarva123]

Hello my name is Richard and I'am from England.....

[@DeBeard]

This turrin…makes me think of the machine learning turin😃

[@torbjrnmelbye6823]

That was very informative. Western media doesn't present it like this

[@ziqixilailei8536]

Richard, you are a good guy💪💪💪👍👍👍👌👌👌💝💝💝

[@marlbankian]

Food for thought

[@fayyaznoor1962]

Excellent presentation

[@userwsyz]

Linked in has never been successful in US. I had it for a short time and it sucked.

[@raymondjacinto4880]

They have their ways of doing things. And

[@Boilthebunny15]

50 million users and not successful? That’s more than the population of Canada

[@acetylslicylsyra]

Besides who would expect a great share of a population to be members of LinkedIn. How many are using it in western countries, 20%, less?

[@siewkonsum7291]

LinkedIn is out now, but who knows it might re-enter Mainland China later, notwithstanding those cyber regulations in the country!😊

[@magnetospin]

I didn't even know LinkedIn is considered social media.

[@natbirchall1580]

Yes you can still get on LinkedIn as long as China is just recording who jumps the firewall and not actively persecuting.

[@ritzwanabdullah7608]

Decoupling & protectism, forming alliances to bully, exert and sanctions

[@Boilthebunny15]

I don’t think I’ve logged into LinkedIn for over a year. Haha

[@johngordon1175]

Is LinkedIn essential for China? Also how does Microsoft linked to China also do you see the management of LinkedIn friendly to China (bill gates ?)

[@madszwzteo5619]

LinkedIn does not clean up old data. Many resume profiles are outdated.

[@Wbliss]

One can see some similarities in this parallel world of what the US did to Huawei as to what has now happened with LinkedIn in China ; where both companies had experienced some cold reception in these two countries with respect to their operations.

[@NookaNifty]

Has China kidnapped the CFO of LinkedIn?

[@NookaNifty]

@@zackk4969 What does that have to do with the fact that Huawei CFO was kidnapped based on "a crime" that was only one based on unilateral sanctions (read illegal, as not UN imposed) set on Iran by the US?

[@stephenlock7236]

You need to replay the video again and pay attention to what has been said.

[@TAIWAN_PROVINCE_CHINA]

There is no body using it.

[@andyshao8367]

Have you heard a book “America against America” ?…

[@jimmylee1776]

Hi Cyrus thanks for this video. From my believe & understanding, most Americans have friends in China & vice versa. I think the people should continue to use social media to stay in contact with friends in both countries & the people should use social media to push the governments of both countries together be friends, like the people. If we keep doing this perhaps the governments will change their attitudes towards each other. Peace & prosperity of the world is everyone's responsibility.

[@sfturbo]

I'm not in China and I don't give a ratass about LinkedIn

[@carlosaugustodossantos9682]

*A crise energética mundial é originária por ações de negligência do ser humano, em relação ao meio ambiente, fazendo com esta atitude progressiva promova desastres ecológicos contra toda população do planeta. Um outro problema que estamos sofrendo é em virtude da ganância das organizações dos países exportadores do petróleo, que resolveram controlar o fluxo , vasão e valor do combustível a nível mundial. Os países das Américas,Europa, Ásia, África através de gestões pró população mundial, devem assumir a gestão equilibrada da produção do petróleo, isolando e anulando às políticas atuais que só sufocam a economia mundial, de modo inconsequente e cruel.*