今日BBC

1、Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg says the social network needs to get better at cracking down on hate speech against migrants.
He identified them as a group that needed protection during a public “town hall” session in Berlin.
Around 1,000 young people were invited, many of them students.
Germany’s history with the Nazi party means there are strict laws around the protection of minorities.
Facebook has faced criticism in Germany for failing to police anti-immigration posts.
Their ministry of justice has said the social network acts quicker to remove sexual imagery than it does racist messages.
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2、Nissan Leaf security flaw exposed by security expert
A leading cybersecurity expert has revealed that hackers can hijack some of the Nissan’s Leaf electric cars systems relatively easily.
Troy Hunt says a flaw with the vehicle’s companion app means that attackers can use a web browser to turn on the vehicle’s heat and air conditioning systems and steal data about recent journeys.
He said this could allow them to run down its battery, although he stressed they could not affect its driving controls.
Nissan told the BBC it was aware of the issue and is committed to resolving it. The Japanese firm added that it did not believe there was a safety risk.
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3、Hong Kong protests: Has Beijing won?
Some say Xi Jinping has won in Hong Kong. I doubt if that’s how he sees it.
As he watches pictures of traffic flowing through the heart of Admiralty today, he will certainly feel relieved that he didn’t lose. But he is fighting a multi-level multi-player game. He has merely survived a level.
This is not to say he didn’t play adroitly.
By leaving the protests to burn out amidst their own divisions and the weariness of the wider Hong Kong public, he deprived the umbrella movement of the oxygen of repression and demonstrated that Beijing’s tool kit for dealing with citizen defiance runs beyond tanks or truncheons.
What’s more, he made no concessions. The lesson that Beijing does not bow to pressure was delivered not just to Hong Kong but to the world.
But the only real victory Beijing can claim in the entire episode is not in Hong Kong but at home on the mainland where, barring a few brave souls who raised their voices on behalf of Hong Kong democracy, little stirred.
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