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U.S. tech companies reportedly have increased security screening of employees and job applicants.
Experts say the enhanced screening is necessary to counter the cyber espionage threat from China .
Google , OpenAI and Sequoia Capital are among a number of technology and venture capital firms that have stepped up security checks on employees and potential recruits, according to a recent report by The Financial Times .
One Chinese computer science graduate student is seeking political asylum in the United States .
VOA contacted Google , OpenAI and Sequoia Capital for comments but did not receive a response by the time of publication.
Joey Wu , a Chinese software engineer in California , said he has not seen stringent measures exercised against Chinese people.
He said companies should exercise caution to avoid triggering xenophobia.
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