Huawei will reportedly sue the US government over the imposed ban
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- mXb
- 05 Mar 2019
It's there right to BAN get over it!
I would ban you for just being cry babes.
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- Anonymous
- 39h
- 05 Mar 2019
Good luck to Huawei. The U.S. is very protectionistic and dishonest, and they will go to any lengths to control as much trade and communication as they can.
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- Anonymous
- tDR
- 05 Mar 2019
Oppaii, 05 Mar 2019And why would we trust chinese companies?For now, Let's ban everything not locally designed.
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- Anonymous
- IHx
- 05 Mar 2019
By the time this is over. Huawei will be found the most secure device anyone can possibly use. Waiting for all the dirty details to come out.
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- Oppaii
- sxs
- 05 Mar 2019
CommonSense, 05 Mar 2019And why we should trust American companies?And why would we trust chinese companies?
- MrElectrifyer
- Yde
- 05 Mar 2019
January 2019 was an eye-opening evidence for me. Just a few weeks ago, I noticed that a process called "HWDeviceService64.exe" , from a Connection Manager application which I installed from my Telus Huawei-branded 4G USB stick, was having a high CPU usage in the background. I hadn't attached the USB 4G stick to my computer for the past 7 months, nor had I opened the Connection Manager application, nor was it set to autostart in my Task Manager startup list, yet out of nowhere, this "HWDeviceService64.exe" process began hogging my system! 🧐 It was located in a directory like follows (can't recall the exact directory):
C:\Program Files\ProgramData\Datacard...
From there, I did some digging and research just to find out it was part of the Connection Manager application I installed years ago.
So, haven't used the 4G stick for a while, I decided to uninstall the Connection Manager application. To my surprise, I noticed that the Connection Manager uninstaller had disappeared from Windows' Programs and Features list!! Of all my 80+ apps and app-addons installed, that was the only one missing. I decided to force uninstall the application using Revo Uninstaller Pro, just to end up with my Windows system (a Surface Pro 2 BTW) being deactivated.
No, I haven't had ANY malware problems on ANY of my devices for the past decade.
What this shows, is just an example of why Huawei can NOT be trusted, and I'm glad they were banned in the US. Hope the same happens soon here in Canada. They're a giant spyware for the Chinese government....
- Kangal
- RN8
- 05 Mar 2019
Alien , 05 Mar 2019I'm amazed that your comment didn't get deleted yet :))
If... moreSeveral of mine were deleted, and they weren't offensive or racist at all.
Just beware all users of this site, there is censorship happening under the guise of "moderation". So keep your facts and opinions to yourself, especially against a certain brand or nation.
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- Alien
- 3RM
- 05 Mar 2019
Bla, 05 Mar 2019They are not communist? Oh wow... I though red color on the... moreI'm amazed that your comment didn't get deleted yet :))
If you dare to say anything bad about chinese brands or that you trust other countries more than a communist country they immediately delete it.
My S8+ is made in Vietnam btw :) NOT china!
#SayNO2CheapChinaBrands
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- Dominique
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- 05 Mar 2019
Anonymous, 04 Mar 2019Then why china banned fb, Google and others?What's wrong in censoring or regulating the sites on their own country?? Are you familiar with Weibo?
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- Dominique
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- 05 Mar 2019
Anonymous, 05 Mar 2019Set animation scale to 1x in developer options and it will ... moreYou got it interchanged as the default animation on Huawei phones is 1x and not 0.5x. -,-
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- Pajson89
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- 05 Mar 2019
Anonymous, 05 Mar 2019Set animation scale to 1x in developer options and it will ... morei have p10 plus and phone after 2 years of use still runs great ,no lag nothing.
Iphone xs max lags like hell ooo man its garbage, i dont have it but i heard it on radio .
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- Pajson89
- S9u
- 05 Mar 2019
huawei > apple
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- Anonymous
- xq5
- 05 Mar 2019
Adul Al Salami Kebab, 05 Mar 2019That is Murican propaganda, the Huawei is the best and most... moreHuawei smooth? Are you kidding me? It's UI is full of glitches and bugs.
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- LiQ
- 05 Mar 2019
kiasunkiasi, 05 Mar 2019mind telling us how many items in your house are from China?Made in China is not the same as Designed in China.
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- LiQ
- 05 Mar 2019
Anonymous, 05 Mar 2019China isn't communist. Do some research before spreading fa... moreThey are not communist? Oh wow... I though red color on their flag and the fact their country is governed by the Communist Party of China means something...
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- kiasunkiasi
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- 05 Mar 2019
Spike1, 05 Mar 2019Never trust chinese companiesmind telling us how many items in your house are from China?
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- 05 Mar 2019
Anonymous, 05 Mar 2019Set animation scale to 1x in developer options and it will ... moreThat is Murican propaganda, the Huawei is the best and most smooth of all the UIs. The Nokia UI on pre-android ONE devices are clearly much worse and does exactly what you described! O3O
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- Anonymous
- xq5
- 05 Mar 2019
Set animation scale to 1x in developer options and it will lag like hell. They scaled it to 0.5 to hide their sluggish performance. Even Kirin 970 is slow. Don't forget about horrible update system. My friend's P20 Pro lags like hell. Never buy any Huawei and Honor phones.
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- thw
- 05 Mar 2019
No proofs hoax, if giving government backdoor samsung have that from remote help, apple have same too soo? What ? Usa government only jealous whith huawei profit my guess,give us proofs huawei spying.in i will believe it