The top U.S. diplomat in Hong Kong has warned of increasing internet censorship in the city, underscoring concerns that China’s crackdown on freedoms is undermining the city’s appeal as a global financial hub.
In his first interview since taking office in 2022, U.S. Consul General Gregory May warned that connectivity issues and data security concerns are prompting some U.S. companies to use burner phones and laptops when visiting the once-free enclave computer.