Vanilla Huawei P50 to be announced on July 29
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- 19 Jul 2021
Anonymous, 19 Jul 2021There was no evidence on the source of the Wuhan-Virus when... moreWhat are you trying to say? No one is saying it didn't originate from Wuhan, not China, not anyone.
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- 19 Jul 2021
Nowadays Huawei phones are very powerful and I like their products, hope this one too will be powerful than that of the previous once
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- Dudenoway
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- 19 Jul 2021
Bunny lover, 19 Jul 2021Sorry I seem to have missed something on the article, why 4... moreQuallcomm is not allowed to sell 5g chips to them so they have to turn the 5g modem of for the chip for them to supply
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- 19 Jul 2021
Anonymous, 19 Jul 2021And you've created an account just to spread lies? The... moreThere was no evidence on the source of the Wuhan-Virus whenTrump accused China, but now whole World knows where it from...
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- 19 Jul 2021
The US placed Huawei onto their entity list which forbids businesses from supplying goods that contains US technology to Huawei unless they're licensed to do so. The US blocked TSMC (A Taiwanese company) from supplying chips to Huawei because the manufacturing process uses some US patented technology (Don't ask me which ones. I don't know). The only company that has received a licence to sell chips to Huawei is Qualcomm (A Huawei competitor in both 5G and smartphone chipsets) and it appears that they are not permitted to sell 5G compatible chips to Huawei. The SD888 they are selling to Huawei are not 5G enabled.
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- 19 Jul 2021
Sorry I seem to have missed something on the article, why 4G now? And I thought the 888 is a 5G chipset.
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- Anonymous
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- 19 Jul 2021
Saherforever, 19 Jul 2021And you created an account in the name of Huawei just to de... moreBy the way, he wasn't defending Huawei. He was claiming they spy but in a roundabout way.
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- Anonymous
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- 19 Jul 2021
Saherforever, 19 Jul 2021And you created an account in the name of Huawei just to de... moreAnd you've created an account just to spread lies? There is no evidence of spying by Huawei whatsoever. The US government has not been able to produce any evidence.
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- 19 Jul 2021
Huawei never spies, 18 Jul 2021As someone who has decades in Telecoms, I would agree that ... moreAnd you created an account in the name of Huawei just to defend them and say they don't spy, really
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- 19 Jul 2021
As someone who has decades in Telecoms, I would agree that Huawei doesn’t spy. That would be the most foolhardy, crazy thing they could do. All eyes are on them currently and if they were to slip even once, the media, foreign governments and security establishments would be all over them crying “I told you so”.
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- Anonymous
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- 18 Jul 2021
Huawei never spies, 18 Jul 2021As someone who has decades in Telecoms, I would agree that ... moreSo you have no evidence for this whatsoever I take it. I thought not.
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- 18 Jul 2021
Anonymous, 18 Jul 2021You know there has NEVER been evidence Huawei was used for ... moreThey definitely collect data like every other company but they are not selling it to the government
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- 18 Jul 2021
Anonymous, 18 Jul 2021You know there has NEVER been evidence Huawei was used for ... moreAs someone who has decades in Telecoms, I would agree that Huawei doesn’t spy. That would be the most foolhardy, crazy thing they could do. All eyes are on them currently and if they were to slip even once, the media, foreign governments and security establishments would be all over them crying “I told you so”.
What they do do however is far more clever than that. We *suspect* (we don’t know for sure, but given the attacks from various APT groups in China, targeting the correct IP address, correct port, no mistakes, so there is obviously the knowledge there to do it, is that Huawei supplies the network topology to their MSS handlers who then distribute it on to the various APT actors who are responsible for the penetration.
Huawei stays clean, and even with a small presence in a network, they know a HUGE amount about that network, the routers, secGWs, MMEs etc as parts of it are n a pooled configuration, along with core network endpoints, they know it all.
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- 18 Jul 2021
Anonymous, 18 Jul 2021How about Cacao P50?What
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- 18 Jul 2021
GSM Boy, 18 Jul 2021Hoping Huawei will return to the world stage , I kinda miss... moreYou know there has NEVER been evidence Huawei was used for spying right? Just because the US government and buddies said so doesn't mean it's true. If they had the evidence they would've released it to the world, not this rhetoric nonsense.
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- 18 Jul 2021
Dudenoway, 18 Jul 2021Srrry I was replying to another person not to u by accident... moreNo worries
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- 18 Jul 2021
Aierlan, 18 Jul 2021According to Forbes and reputable news outlets like Asia Ni... moreSrrry I was replying to another person not to u by accident I replied to u
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- 18 Jul 2021
GSM Boy, 18 Jul 2021Hoping Huawei will return to the world stage , I kinda miss... moreThere has never been any evidence shown of Huawei spying, only the word of a president that has been proven to lie more than ten thousand times during his time in the Office and who was very eager to protect the local market.
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- 18 Jul 2021
Dudenoway, 18 Jul 2021Nah mate then us will notice it and they will even remove l... moreAccording to Forbes and reputable news outlets like Asia Nikkei the U.S forbade all suppliers that use American technologies from selling to Huawei without a license around August of last year. This was the last step in the restrictions. Prior to that it just restricted non-US manufacturers such as TSMC from building any products for Huawei and Hisilicon if they used American equipment. Qualcomm applied for a license and got the license to supply 4g chips only