ok, i did not know wechat was specifically chinese.

but say, in mail exchange with a chinese citizen, what rights would have chinese to read the mails i send?

if the chinese state would have the rights to read the mails i send, then conversely french state would have the right to read mails any chinese citizen send to french citizen?

that would create big interference, no?

all right, but if i use wechat in france, how would chinese state has a right to read my writings? in that case they could have a right to read anything i write, anytime.

are there such thing as international laws or conventions on that matter? if yes, were can i find them?

i think legally citizens should have right for protection of privacy and legal actions if these rights are violated, no?

to start this thread simply i would like to know what are the rights of users of social medias such as wechat or facebook.

for instance, if i created a group on wechat and invited chinese citizens while i sm french/eu citizen, do chinese police or chinese intelligence have a right to watch our conversations in group? i am french citizen so i doubt chinese police has a right to read what i write... the same goes in a 1 to 1 dialogue. would chinese intelligence has a right to read what i write or what a chinese citizen writes TO ME ?

alternatively, if my rights r not respected, what legal process may i start in international laws?

r there such international laws?

thanks for ur replies and legal actions!

any other informations or analysis about this partly ban?

interesting...