Xiaomi responds to user data collection allegations Comments
- Modest Mind
- S11
Alex 94, 04 May 2020Everyone doing the same, Apple, Samsung, Huawei.... Why not then and Xiaomi?! At least they do... moreYou didn't justify the wrong with wrong, did you? Apple, Google etc. fall under the jurisdiction of a transparent democracy, the USA, whereas Xiaomi, Huawei etc. fall under the jurisdiction of a terrible dictatorship, China.
And what about semi nude ads which crops in between browsing or switching between ads in Redmi phones. These people must be one of the worst case perverts out there. Profiting by pushing semi porn.
- Anonymous
- v3B
Alex 94, 04 May 2020Everyone doing the same, Apple, Samsung, Huawei.... Why not then and Xiaomi?! At least they do... morejust admit xiaomi messed up big time so desperate to defend that stupid brand until must talk about slowing down phone hahah
- Anonymous
- xI7
Alex 94, 04 May 2020Everyone doing the same, Apple, Samsung, Huawei.... Why not then and Xiaomi?! At least they do... moreSo you are comparing data collecting with slowing down the phone? Lol
- AnonD-894375
- 7wn
Anonymous, 04 May 2020The article is very poor. There was several cases with proofs of sending your data even withou... moreTechnically, incognito mode only makes your data private in local sense due to temporary session. It doesn't mean your data is private to the global internet.
Even with all the VPN claiming to provide privacy, as long as you send data through internet, there is no such things as complete privacy.
- NotAnOpinion
- 4dt
too late and it's definitely not genuine. xiaomi is just on damage control, nothing more. xiaomi has given the world it's true feelings.
"we are a internet company, first. we are in business for businesses, not for consumers!"
1407784- Alex 94
- JE0
Everyone doing the same, Apple, Samsung, Huawei.... Why not then and Xiaomi?! At least they don't slow down phones cause of ,, battery drain,, like apple.
- AnonD-926702
- 9G2
well they won't just straight out tell yes we did it so what? We don't have proof but my assumption is that they do collect as much data as possible, much more than legally possible in the costumers location. I mean after people complained about the Exynos 990 issues samsung Germany came out and said basically nope the exy990 is as good as the SD865 Period. Even tho tests show something completely different but yeah always take a company's word for it cause companies never lie lol. They all lie, they lie in the marketing, with their photos taken with a DSLRR, with their battery life claims, with their display brightness, with their camera's actual zoom factor, how a 3.5mm jack takes too much space and/or is obsolete how accurate their face scanner is and so on haha
- Shaun
- AZ1
Um, yeah, duh. Of course they are collecting your information and sending it to the Chinese gov, just like Huawei and ZTE.
Also like Apple, Amazon, Google, Microsoft - they collect and send the info with the US gov, not to mention share it with other companies.
Everyone collects info. Yes, even the innocent Samsung.
- Max
- LaE
They can respond all they want; they have been caught red-handed and no amount of "did not!" will change anything. It's everyone's prerogative to decide to not care, but for those who do care you can only screw up this kind of thing exactly once - and Xiaomi did.
- Anonymous
- mgK
[deleted post]not true bro! i dont hate Chinese people or China, quite opposite, i like things from China! without China all world would be paying everything much more expensive...everything!
regarding Corona virus, well, sh...t happens but I dont blame anyone for that.
- Anonymous
- mgK
they ALL lie!!! :)
but these kind of things can shake up their stocks....i really dont understand why are they playing with it and taking so big risk for nothing... browsing some grownup sites....let them spy me :D
- Anonymous
- Jc7
Anonymous, 04 May 2020The article is very poor. There was several cases with proofs of sending your data even withou... moreOh yes. All of them were guilty. Apple, Google, Facebook, etc, even fined several times.
- Anonymous
- 3gE
The article is very poor. There was several cases with proofs of sending your data even without consent in incognito mode, that is the most important. And also the code asigned to you a random UUID that only changed every 24h, during that time you can be tracked as that UUID is asignet to you all that time.
Obviously Xiaomi did changes ASAP to try to silent all this scandal. WHY Xiaomi is doing this software changes if all was ok?
This is not only a Xiaomi thing... OnePlus was also caught, Apple too... etc. None of them and others are innocent.
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