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Chinese court finds Gionee guilty of planting malware on more than 20 million units Comments

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  • Haxes600
  • JD2
  • 06 Dec 2020

Guess every moaning person, complaining that Nokia, Sony, Samsung, or LG phones are too expensive for the specs just figured why Chinese brands are cheap. High Quality means China! LOL

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    • Adul Al Salami Kebab
    • nrX
    • 06 Dec 2020

    the tech nerd, 06 Dec 2020Wait all Chinese phones don't???Most cheap ones ship with adware(BLU, Micromax, my|phone, Wiko & Xiaomi) how ever come comes with stuff like the Triada banking virus in most cases not planted on purpose by manufacturer in something called supply chain attacks! Now the ones I consider most in the clear of any wrong doing is BBK subsidiaries and Huawei, never found any virus, spyware or adware in these devices at worst the little ads shown in their app stores... UwU

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      • the tech nerd
      • X{Q
      • 06 Dec 2020

      Wait all Chinese phones don't???

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        • Tommy
        • XBA
        • 06 Dec 2020

        Gman, 06 Dec 2020I use a Gionee and I get stupid ads, and my storage. Has fulled up, due to the fact that these... moreSo this has been the issue with my phone in the last two months. Apps installing itself, adverts and stupid downloads. Now not able to control some stuff. Gionee phones are no go area for me. So sad.

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          • Donn
          • r3a
          • 06 Dec 2020

          Anonymous, 06 Dec 2020Solution : Get a huawei. Simple

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            • gtt
            • nTb
            • 06 Dec 2020

            Xiaomi next to be ban, Huawei don't do phones anymore pure crap next to ZTE Chinese will never learn

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              • Anonymous
              • 8r3
              • 06 Dec 2020

              solution: get a pixel

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                • Samath N8 808 owner
                • Dkq
                • 06 Dec 2020

                Even Mi does the same.
                I've had unknown apps installing on my earlier Redmi 2 Prime without permission.
                At least Mi is not the so-called "respectable Chinese company" anymore, can't talk about huawei without a personal experience though...

                I know I'll get trolled by LG, Samsung owners for having cheap chinese phone, but I guess I'm myself a LG phone owner now...

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                  • AnonD-920712
                  • txp
                  • 06 Dec 2020

                  yawn, old story

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                    • Anonymous
                    • 043
                    • 06 Dec 2020

                    Anonymous, 06 Dec 2020Why'd you sus huawei tho? BBK was an imposter.. Among us funny

                    You may now laugh

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                      • Anonymous
                      • 3JQ
                      • 06 Dec 2020

                      MrHong, 06 Dec 2020What I said is an exemption for Huawei. Xiaomi has been caught in browser and optical finge... moreWhy'd you sus huawei tho? BBK was an imposter..

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                        • Anonymous
                        • 3JQ
                        • 06 Dec 2020

                        Anonymous, 06 Dec 2020In other words any smartphone running GAPPS is evil. Solution: do not buy a smartphoneSolution : Get a huawei.

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                          • McCallion
                          • Nue
                          • 06 Dec 2020

                          I also noted this. It'll install unwanted apps, their phones also allow hackers to peek from social apps.

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                            • MrHong
                            • xZI
                            • 06 Dec 2020

                            Anonymous, 06 Dec 2020Nobody has heard of Ginoee. Huge difference between Chinese phones. Tier 1: Huawei, Xiaomi... moreWhat I said is an exemption for Huawei.

                            Xiaomi has been caught in browser and optical fingerprint sensor (K20 Pro & F2 Pro) privacy debacle.

                            I doubt the BBK brands.

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                              • Anonymous
                              • PZa
                              • 06 Dec 2020

                              Anonymous, 06 Dec 2020Well, Samsung also had a spyware issue a while back but can you point out other instances that... moreThey should've just baked their ads into their software like Samsung instead of using malware. Maybe in China displaying ads in phone software isn't allowed?

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                                • Mr A
                                • g}v
                                • 06 Dec 2020

                                Too many immature comments on this post.
                                Keep in mind if you are connected to internet then nothing is private..

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                                  • Anonymous
                                  • Hkt
                                  • 06 Dec 2020

                                  Xiaomi used to do this to we they were small\new, I hope they don't do this anymore.

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                                    • Armorkingu
                                    • na1
                                    • 06 Dec 2020

                                    These companies need money, but they sell the phones cheap. Go figure. They had to make profits somewhow.

                                    If you want no trackers, buy a phone from a very profit oriented company, where they have so much profit they won't bother to install trojans anymore

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                                      • Anonymous
                                      • w1f
                                      • 06 Dec 2020

                                      ManDeepest, 06 Dec 2020Yet another solid reason for me not to buy/trust Chinese branss. Samsung Fan Forever!😀Yet also, nobody asked you to do so

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                                        • Cyberchum
                                        • Nug
                                        • 06 Dec 2020

                                        Anonymous, 06 Dec 2020Nothing in the world is free. If something is too good to be true, it means you are being prof... moreWhat happens on your iPhone stays on your iPhone, right? That has been proven wrong on more than one occasion, but I expected you to swallow them hook, line and sinker. Good thing you didn't disappoint.

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