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Remind me again how Huawei smartphones in Europe are a threat to US national security
Even if Huawei handsets in Europe are not a threat to national security, most consumers would expect them to be able to run Android, which Google can no longer sell them...
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I’m definitely interested in more information on this topic. Could you assist with a source or point me in the right direction? Thanks!
I'm not sure it's really worth engaging a throwaway account that is throwing around unsubstantiated "facts". You're just feeding the trolls ;)
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Even if Huawei handsets in Europe are not a threat to national security, most consumers would expect them to be able to run Android, which Google can no longer sell them...
It's a great opportunity for the rest of the world to stop leaning on American companies and American technology. It would be wonderful for a European and/or an Asian alternative to Android to emerge.
Remind me again how Huawei smartphones in Europe are a threat to US national security
Did Europe forget its concentration camps?
The problem isn’t smartphones right? Bc then we should ban almost all phones. I thought the problem is that basically all the cell networks run on huawei
Remind me again how Huawei smartphones in Europe are a threat to US national security
Huawei is closely associated with the Chinese government. The Chinese government threatens democracies and good people everywhere with its concentration camps. Did Europe forget its concentration camps?
... and Google, Cisco, ... are closely associated with the American government ...
> The Chinese government threatens democracies and good people everywhere with its concentration camps.
As an European: Well, so does the United States. Turns out that being assholes to each others seems to be a human trait.
The problem isn’t smartphones right? Bc then we should ban almost all phones. I thought the problem is that basically all the cell networks run on huawei
The Chinese government can order Huawei to do basically whatever it wants, and the former has so far shown no qualms about doing as much espionage, corporate or otherwise, as it can get away with. Infrastructure is one threat, smartphones are another.
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I’m definitely interested in more information on this topic. Could you assist with a source or point me in the right direction? Thanks!
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Investor%27s_Business_Daily#Er...
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