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johnmartus:
Tell us what your governor is doing to better your damming life.

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johnmartus:
When you see arts student you will know. Calculation is their major problem in this life. Imagine a big company employ this op as an accountant.

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TIGRITIS:

Pls increase it to 50.
13 is certainly too low and embarrassing for a good job like this.
May I add, pls dont be discouraged.

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johnmartus:
You will not believe that the guy mean the opposite.
I will be here watching his drama.

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TIGRITIS:

Bottomline, it is your alt.
Therefore this comment is one of those lies behind the anonymity of social media.
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Case closed.
All those other gibberish are non of my gaddem business. Now fvck off my mention.

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johnmartus:
America one of the confused country in the world.
America that couldn't be trial by international court of justice. Sue China in their country I trust China government they will never accept the application.

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TIGRITIS:

Now, get out of my mention with these boring lines.

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TIGRITIS:
If China lose in court and have to pay this damages, who will they pay to? If it is to be shared by the affected countries, what will be the basis for the sharing formula.
Dumb lawsuit. I know worshippers of Donald Trump will just cheer the dumb lawyers up because dem be oyibo.

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TIGRITIS:

Continuously quoting me and repeating same thing all over is sign that even the so-called curses are as lame as they can be. So calling me a curse man, is that the purpose?
Pls stop quoting me with these unnecessary circus. Always talking about curses, and annoyingly repeating same line. Mr, you are getting boring with this endless circle. Place a new curse on the use of alt or pls, duck off my mention. Same line all the time, too boring and nothing nothing.

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CoronaVirusPro:
Nas I know

Who is NasB

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CoronaVirusPro:
Thanks to Trump!

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TIGRITIS:

Stop typing nonsense, I have been telling you.
My position yesterday stands. If Buhari is a bad leader may I never get anything I seek. But if he is a good leader, may that be your portion. So, what rubbish are you saying?
Is this to deflect the lie below?

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CoronaVirusPro:
If this Kanu was in North Korea, Kim Jun Hun would have welded him to a missile and launched towards a rock

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CoronaVirusPro:
Stupidity!

Sane countries are researching and encouraging front runners in the fight.

Midnight newspaper is praying

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TIGRITIS:

Get the heck out of my mention jor.
You should be waiting for the effect of the curse, no need any reminder. Or is the curse placed for reminder purpose? Gerrout.

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CoronaVirusPro:

Is China hiding the real COVID-19 death toll? 21 million phones VANISH

Anthony Garreffa | Mar 29, 2020

Beijing authorities have said that as of March 19, there have been over 21 million cell phone accounts cancelled -- while over the last 3 months they've have 840,000 landlines closed in China. Where did all these people go? What happened?


There are some eerie reports that deaths of COVID-19 in China might have "contributed to the high number of account closings", according to The Epoch Times. But, if you didn't already know -- the Chinese government require all Chinese citizens to use their smartpone to generate a health code.


US-based China affairs commentator, Tang Jingyuan, told The Epoch Times: "The digitization level is very high in China. People can't survive without a cellphone. Dealing with the government for pensions and social security, buying train tickets, shopping... no matter what people want to do, they are required to use cellphones".

Jingyuan continued, adding: "The Chinese regime requires all Chinese to use their cellphones to generate a health code. Only with a green health code are Chinese allowed to move in China now. It's impossible for a person to cancel his cellphone".

This is the part that is concerning: "It's impossible for a person to cancel his cellphone".


Chinese Cellphone Users
November 2019 data: 1,600,957,000 users (1.6 billion)
March 2020 data: 1,579,927,000 users (1.57 billion)
Drop: 21.03 million
Chinese Landline Users
November 2019 data: 190,830,000 users (190 million)
March 2020 data: 189,990,000 users (189 million)
Drop: 840,000

The data is weird though because all 3 major Chinese cellphone carriers saw an uptick in mobile subscribers going into December 2019, but it dropped in a big way in 2020.


China Mobile is the largest cellphone carrier in China, where it owns 60% of the entire market in the country. In December 2019, China Mobile reported that it had added an additional 3.7 million accounts, but then it lost 800,000 of those in January 2020 and another (but much higher) 7.2 million in February 2020.


December 2019: 3.7 million added
January 2020: 862,000 lost
February 2020: 7.2 million lost
China Telecom Cellphone Users
is-china-hiding-the-real-covid-19-death-toll-21-million-phones-vanish

China Telecom is the second-largest carrier in China, with around 21% of the market. The company also lost a significant amount of users over the last few months. Starting in December 2019 where it gained 1.18 million users, but then it lost 430,000 users in January 2020, and a massive chunk of 5.6 million in February 2020.

December 2019: 1.18 million added
January 2020: 430,000 lost
February 2020: 5.6 million lost
China Unicom Cellphone Users
is-china-hiding-the-real-covid-19-death-toll-21-million-phones-vanish


China Telecom is the third-largest carrier in China, but it hasn't published its data for February 2020 just yet. We do know that they are losing subscribers like their competitors, losing 1.18 million users in January 2020.

The article does explain that the cellphone and landline accounts could've been shutdown over the vast quarantine measures not only China, but the world is going through right now. Migrant users also keep different cell phones (and thus, cell phone numbers) for both their home, and work cities -- another good explanation for the loss of users.

But then you have the comments from US-based commentator Tang Jiangyuan, who simply states it is virtually "impossible for a person to cancel his cellphone".


Last updated: Mar 30, 2020 at 12:25 pm CDT

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