Huawei, Oppo, Vivo and Xiaomi team up to help developers port apps to their proprietary app stores
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- 10 Feb 2020
Anonymous, 09 Feb 2020LOL exactly! How can these Chinese sympathizers and zealots... moreThe same way you can't understand their simple logic as well.
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Defalt, 07 Feb 2020I think this is awesome, competition is always good and the... moreAgreed
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The Google app store is already forbidden in China. The Chinese government is surely thrilled by the prospect of having a Chinese-controlled app store outside of China as well ...
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- 09 Feb 2020
Huawei is the first to treat unfair...someday other will be possible to treat like that...market share of this 4 company is big though...so its time to prepare not to treat unfair once again...
We are in this childish world...when u lose something, u dont like it...u just act like a child force for your toys...
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Domestoboto, 07 Feb 2020Have ANY of them dialed up the National Guard or FBI to go ... moreFantastic analogy!
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Anonymous, 07 Feb 2020... because they don't operate from a country that legally ... moreLOL exactly! How can these Chinese sympathizers and zealots not understand this basic argument? Instead, they immaturely retaliate with the same argument out of desperation without knowing all the facts and information.
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Anonymous, 08 Feb 2020fact: rare earth metals are not actually rare. The extracti... moreSo you think you can extract them for clay?
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SpiritWolf, 08 Feb 2020Sure thing. US debt to China? Was it roughly 2 or 3 trillio... moreOkay, you need economics classes to understand this. Economy, global economy at that, is much more complicated than that. You're just scraping the surface here
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Anonymous, 07 Feb 2020Really, dude?! Does the US ban sensor search engines? Does ... moreI mean you could ask the guy who made wikileaks that! I'm pretty sure his answer would be different than what you expect
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SpiritWolf, 08 Feb 2020Sure thing. US debt to China? Was it roughly 2 or 3 trillio... morefact: rare earth metals are not actually rare. The extraction is simply pain in the rear, so other countries choose not to do it
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Anonymous, 08 Feb 2020did you mean google and Trump?yes, what else did you think?
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AnonD-558092, 07 Feb 2020So... got anything to back up your claim? Any solid numbers... moreSure thing. US debt to China? Was it roughly 2 or 3 trillion dollars? Fact, that only China an Russia have rare earth reserves without US space-.,electronic etc companies will be in shambles?
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Anonymous, 06 Feb 2020So we can trust guys who spy people, ban competition, spam... moredid you mean google and Trump?
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Anonymous, 06 Feb 2020Ha, we are supposed to trust an app store ran by the Chines... moreI am trying to get rid of google dialer and message app from xioami phone and install mi dialer & message apps which is better than google apps
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xiaomiuser, 07 Feb 2020huawei just gonna use them in order to gain people and attr... moreAll China phone brands are interlinked.
Huawei, Oppo, Vivo, Xiaomi, Oneplus
Unless USA bans all Chinese and even Korean phones, this will eventually splits phone ecosystem into 2 biggest players; China vs USA.
Personally i think its good on the consumer end especially if people are open to new things instead of being stuck at old tech/practices.
But i don't think it will happen smoothly as u can already see the potential losers are doing their best to twat this.
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- 07 Feb 2020
Jerry101923, 07 Feb 2020Well there's government control everywhere in the world. Ba... moreChina didn't ban any company, only asked foreign companies to follow to their laws and comply their regulations if they wish to operate and sell products / services in China.
Too bad Google didn't like, voluntarily left world's 1/7th population in for Baidu to serve and thrive. Who gets the last laugh?
Spying backdoors in 5G infrastructure equipment allegations on Huawei, by US Govt? I think exactly opposite is the case. US Govt. can't get Huawei or ZTE to join any PRISM like program and create backdoors for them.
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- 07 Feb 2020
Jerry101923, 07 Feb 2020Well there's government control everywhere in the world. Ba... moreThat's the point. Some people on this platform want to portray a picture that western countries don't control or have influence on the companies or corporations in those borders which is very far from the truth.
I'm not a big fun of China but trying to paint it like it's the biggest evil on earth is not fair.
Yes most western countries are better but not perfect in some areas like human rights but that does not make them the best so as to start claiming a higher moral ground.
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- 07 Feb 2020
I wish they just merge all the separate stores into one and make it open source so countries and companies targeted by Google sanction don't have to fear
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- 07 Feb 2020
Just wondering why there is no mention of Huawei's participation on the GDSA site.
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Anonymous, 07 Feb 2020But the US has banned US companies from trading with Huawei... moreWell there's government control everywhere in the world. Banning trading with Huawei is a decision by the US government, but that's in reaction to the government control on companies like Huawei by China. It's not that fair by just blaming the US government for doing what all governments do.