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WSJ News Exclusive | Facebook, Twitter, Google Threaten to Quit Hong Kong Over Proposed Data Laws » A letter sent by an industry group that includes Facebook, Twitter and Google said the companies are concerned that planned rules to address doxing could put their staff at risk of criminal investigation or prosecution. Wsj.com

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internet - Are Gmail, Facebook and WhatsApp still accessible in… » Sep 25, 2022… As for now , Hong Kong and Macau still operates outside of the Great Firewall. As this article notes. Mok, the former politician, … Travel.stackexchange.com

A 30K-member Facebook group helping Hong Kong navigate one of the world’s longest quarantines | CNN » Since its inception in March 2020, the support group has become an invaluable resource for Hong Kongers who travel overseas during the pandemic and must navigate the city’s stringent Covid-19-related travel restrictions. Cnn.com

15 Successful Facebook Ad Targeting Tips - Shopify Hong Kong SAR » Wondering which Facebook ad targeting options to try for your ecommerce? This post discusses Core Audiences, Custom Audiences, and Lookalike Audiences, with ideas for each. Shopify.com

MTR is giving away 75,000 free Airport Express tickets this July—here’s how to win » There's a new MTR giveaway! Get a chance to win one of the 75,000 free single-journey tickets on the MTR Airport Express line. Lifestyleasia.com

Hong Kong teacher challenges dismissal over 2019 posts about police » A Hong Kong teacher who lost her job at a government school over online comments about police during the 2019 protests has challenged the firing in court. Hongkongfp.com

Hong Kong lawmaker deletes Facebook posts under new security law » Paul Tse deletes posts criticizing the government after his comments are labeled 'dangerous' by the city's leader. Rfa.org

Hong Kong woman jailed for 4 months over 'seditious' Twitter and Facebook posts | Hong Kong Free Press HKFP » A Hong Kong woman has been jailed for four months after she admitted to making more than 60 social media posts that were deemed to be seditious under the colonial-era Crimes Ordinance. Defendant Law Oi-wa, 48, was put behind bars on Thursday after she pleaded guilty before Principal Magistrate Peter Law to the charge of […] Hongkongfp.com