Illusion Immortal Technology Company not only responded to the matter of Shen Bing traveling to the United States to receive the Turing Award, but also posted a response on its official website to the United States' crackdown on its products.
First, the company condemned the U.S. Government's unfair treatment of Phantom Immortal Technology's products.
Second, Dragon Scale Security Software was a flawless piece of software and contained absolutely no Backdoor Program that threatened another country's cybersecurity. The United States was turning truth on its head and refusing to distinguish right from wrong. Who didn't know about that U.S. Government scandal exposed a few years ago? They hadn't even cleaned up their own mess.
Finally, whether Dream Glass constituted a monopoly was a matter for fair judgment. There were currently no plans to export the product. If the American public disliked it, Dream Glass would not be sold in the United States in the future.
At the end of the announcement, Phantom Immortal Technology rather haughtily added one more sentence: all future Phantom Immortal Technology products would be handled in accordance with the final provision of this announcement.
After reading that sentence, people went back to look at the final provision.
Damn! Were they really going to take them head-on?
There was no denying that Phantom Immortal Technology was both badass and arrogant.
The message was obvious: if you think I'm running a monopoly, then I won't bother catering to you! My products simply won't enter your market, so what the hell are you going to investigate? As for punitive tariffs, those would be out of the question too.
This applied not only to Dream Glass, but to every future Phantom Immortal Technology product, including Dragon Scale Security Software.
Although the Americans had hinted that they wanted Phantom Immortal Technology to