Newly declassified intelligence assessments indicate that Chinese cyber operations targeted personal data collection for espionage purposes rather than interference in U.S. electoral processes. The findings cast significant doubt on assertions that Beijing sought to manipulate election outcomes, suggesting instead a strategic focus on traditional intelligence gathering.
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