>>67748>sponsored by Israel.Wrong, China's the real problem as they have a 10% stake in the company via Tencent, a "private company" that's TOTALLY private*.
*In China, there's no such thing as a "private company" so to speak. Every company with at least 50 employees is expected to have at least one CCP member onboard (this also goes with every subsidiary even those based in different countries, e.g. TikTok), and they are expected to cooperate with the CCP's armed wing; the PLA. This effectively turns every company based in, or owned by a company based in China, or even one founded or owned by one by Chinese nationals (e.g. seeart.ai) into an extension of the long arm of the CCP.
And yes, even Fortnite falls under this umbrella with their parent company (Epic Games) having having a 35% take from China via Tencent. That might not sound too bad at first, though once you exclude the portions owned by Tim Sweeney (the CEO) and Mark Rein (the VP), then you'll see China owns at least 64% of Epic Games' external shares (about two-thirds of the company) and that THEY have been calling all the shots ever since their incorporation in 2012 (so China oversaw the development of Fortnite).