The mobile phones used within the Chinese Communist Party People’s Liberation Army system are specially customized by Huawei for the PLA and are called internal military phones. All of the chips inside them are custom-made, and the operating system is also a specially compiled system, different from the systems used by civilians. This type of phone cannot communicate with civilian phones, so it is called a “confidential device.”
However, officers at the rank of second lieutenant and above in the PLA are permitted to have two mobile phones, and some may have more.
Regarding Zhang Youxia this time, many officers and ordinary soldiers had absolutely no prior knowledge. They suddenly learned about it from the Ministry of National Defense news.
While they were still in shock or stunned after seeing it, the broadcast suddenly sounded, ordering all officers and soldiers to immediately go to the political study rooms. Except for those on duty, everyone else had to go for political study. After the political study, they were required to hand in their mobile phones, passing them forward from back to front to turn them in.
Therefore, very, very little information from the military can now be transmitted, because the entire People’s Liberation Army is in a state of lockdown.
In addition, mobile phone base stations near military units are filtered, so all external communications must be encrypted. If they are not encrypted, they will be intercepted, which is extremely dangerous.
All People’s Liberation Army dormitories, including officers’ dormitories, can be subject to internal inspections at any time. If anyone is found to have an unregistered phone, it becomes a serious problem.
All domestically produced mobile phones in China have monitoring equipment. If anyone uses a domestic phone to take a photo of a military base or an aircraft carrier, they will be immediately locked onto. The phone camera itself uploads its data to the cloud platform. The cloud platform can instantly lock that phone and automatically trigger an alarm mechanism.
However, people who understand all of these mechanisms can still find ways to transmit information to the outside, using traceless communication, encryption, and other methods.
At present, inspections of vehicles entering Beijing are very strict. Trunks are opened and checked, even the undercarriages are scanned. There are police dogs and explosive detection checks. They use scanning devices like those at airports, with explosive inspections.
In addition, the security presence at the entrances of China Central Television, China National Radio, and several other important media outlets is clearly increasing.
The above information was disclosed by former Chinese Communist Party official Du Wen during an interview with New Tang Dynasty Television.
Du Wen also said that his contacts within the military urgently told him on the phone to quickly delete messages he had already sent, because mobile phones were about to be confiscated.
Du Wen also said that since then, he has no longer received any information from within the Chinese Communist Party military. The current situation in Beijing, he learned about it through other friends in Beijing.
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