‘Fans’ could face prison in China for posting military tech photos online

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Featured Video The network cited an official who claimed that the craft didn’t take photos but instead picked up electronic signals.A spokesperson for the defense department stated on Monday that the FBI was still looking over the balloon wreckage.

President Joe Biden’s administration said on Monday it could not confirm reports that China [could] collect real-time data from a spy balloon as it flew over sensitive military sites earlier this year.US officials said they could restrict the balloon’s capacity for gathering information while flying over the nation but did not elaborate on how.China was able to control the balloon so that it could fly numerous figure-eight loops and make multiple passes over military installations

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