The chilling effect is impacting everyone. Also, the tricky part about it is the fact that there are—I don't want to say rumours, but people do exaggerate what the Chinese government possesses. They do possess a lot of technologies, a lot of capabilities. Then we add more to it, and people start recirculating these misconceptions about what they're capable of doing, including the fact there is now the thinking that wherever you are, with anything that has electricity in it, there's a possibility for the government to listen to you.
The fear now is spreading. We are being sent back to the 1980s and to the 1970s before that, and whether it's in China or the eastern socialist bloc in Europe, we're going back decades in time where people think that walls have ears.