FCC officially declares Huawei, ZTE a threat to US national security Comments
- Big Slatan
- muC
How come? Anyway an encrypted connection should be intransparent, independent of the applied hardware. I've read uncle sam lobbied to water down 5G security measures.
- Billiken
- 8Ex
What is next??
Xiaomi??
- Alex 94
- Ld5
AnonD-762416, 02 Jul 2020You can't support people who states the facts? I'm sorry to hear that, but if you e... moreYour facts are irrelevant and lies. Don't blame me now for your hate against Chinese companies.
- stobs
- tTc
MATE 30 PRO, 01 Jul 2020And Google is a threat to all of us who have Android OS with its geolocation apps, isn't ... moreyou mean world's largest copier of r&d by other companies
- HuaW3I Suxs
- 6B6
MATE 30 PRO, 01 Jul 2020And Google is a threat to all of us who have Android OS with its geolocation apps, isn't ... moreThe guy with the google play services in their Crapwei talking about this... but your sideloaded google services are function good? ;)
- AnonD-762416
- cem
Alex 94, 02 Jul 2020I live I Europe, and ofc that I will come to this blog. I just can't support people like ... moreYou can't support people who states the facts?
I'm sorry to hear that, but if you express that by attacking people on the internet, you get what you deserve.
- Anonymous
- PWV
Great news!
- klv12gcn
- 8jX
[deleted post]Simply because Chinese phones are cheap. And people need smartphones for their daily life.
I can bet on you that if they can buy genuine brand new Samsung S20, or iPhone 11 for 150$ - 200$, you won't ever see a single sight of Chinese phone there.
- Mark
- IAi
PepperPot, 01 Jul 2020And there is evidence of Tik Tok spying so . . .Tik Tok is Tik Tok and not Huawei.The US has yet to provide evidence that the new smartphones exported to the US and Europe were doing things the US and Google do not do.
- Anonymous
- qLK
Anonymous, 02 Jul 2020They were banned for not complying with local regulations, not for fake national security reas... moreHmm... What were those local regulations?
Pooh Bear
Tiananmen Square
Free Tibet
Uh oh. That might have set off a ton of red flags from behind the Great Firewall.
- Jaeger
- GFr
When technology mixes up with politics, nothing good will happen. Technology should be free from politics. The former actually solves problems, the latter doesn't.
- Anonymous
- PZa
Ariur, 01 Jul 2020China banning Google, Twitter, Youtube, LinkedIn, and almost every other Western tech company ... moreThey were banned for not complying with local regulations, not for fake national security reasons. Apple isn't banned in China and they're doing fine. Huawei complies with US law, so they get banned for fake national security reasons.
- Alex 94
- 0w7
[deleted post]I live I Europe, and ofc that I will come to this blog. I just can't support people like u, which hate everything else which come from east. That is not politics of this channel and u should be ban from here.
- Anonymous
- t7A
MATE 30 PRO, 01 Jul 2020And Google is a threat to all of us who have Android OS with its geolocation apps, isn't ... moreGoogle is as much a threat to the US as it is to China. If you're insinuating Google is moving on the direction of the US government in the same way Huawei is, you're dead wrong.
- Anonymous
- Lv$
I bet cisco is behind all this bs.
- Bulala
- XLE
What would happen if it was the US and it's companies leading the 5G tech? Would you believe CHINA when they tell you to stop using US tech because it is posing a security threat to your country? Would any of you stop using tech made in the US? USA and it's allies are full of ish... Play your part America and CHINA will play it's part.
- Alex 94
- 0w7
YUKI93, 01 Jul 2020Meanwhile, Google is out there taking everyone's personal data and use or sell it for ads.Agreed.U are right man.
- Anonymous
- 85F
Google, Microsoft, Apple and Amazon a threat for the rest of the world
- Anonymous
- fw0
Boi..., 01 Jul 2020I see that there are Posts on opposing sides to this political argument, and would like to ins... moreThese companies accused for being indirectly runed by CCP. Isn't it naive to believe that one of the worlds largest smartphone and network equipment manufacturers is owned by one man who inturn claims the company is owned by the employees. How private are these so called chinese private companies.
By the way, spying or no spying, you don't expect western countries to have their network infrastructure controlled by Chinese company with the chinese government having a history of spying and cyber attacking other countries which do not agree with their policies. Ignorance and naivety is the problem with these western kids, we in Africa and some asian countries have felt effects of communist state capture.
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