As someone concerned with privacy, this is a fantastic endorsement of Hauwei lol
13* salty libs and counting upset that Palestinians will get the Mate 60 before them.
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Let’s make our own country with
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Proud owner of Huawei 2018 Matebook X Pro. Beautiful laptop, still running strong today. I put on Manjaro and KDE. I had Huawei products before they were cool
Would using a US mobile carrier render a Huawei useless in terms of anonymity?
Rad af.
I also wonder how many of those Hamas drones were made in China?
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Example #1917 of every Western accusation is a confession, "Evil orientals will bug your phone" edition
I would swap to Huawei next time i have to replace my phone but Canada has barred them from 5G networks and will likely further stifle them in the future. By the time I'm changing phones years down the road I expect Huawei won't even be available in Canada.
I’m in the same boat with wanting Huawei but living in Canada. They’re messing with Huawei because of suspected “spying” right? So why aren’t they doing the same with other phone brands?
What is most likely?
- Chinese company building better technology that can't be compromised by westoid espionage, or
- Rebels fighting a high-tech surveillance empire practiced good opsec by relying on analog communication
Okay, both are likely. I still think the latter is most likely though.
Not mutually exclusive. They obviously must have good opsec, and having secure phones is part of that.
When I bought my Huawei my reasoning was basically, huawei and potentially chinese authorities might spy on me, however they have no jurisdiction over me and are probably at least a little less likely to comply with requests for warrant less wiretapping by my own government. The google apps are another story unfortunately. But if Hamas are using de-googled phones then that isn’t an issue.
Edit: I may be remembering wrong but isn’t Huawei barred from including google apps/services due to sanctions anyway?
Aimen Dean is a former member of al-Qaeda. In 1998, he was recruited by the Secret Intelligence Service and became an MI6 spy.
I had a bad experience with Chinese phones, because they forced them to use Google apps which somehow made disabling them harder than on western phones (I use Nokia atm - not a great experience, but I explicitly didn't want a Samsung). I'd love to buy a Chinese Linux phone which allows Play apps (my bank requires its app to use banking at all).
