Huawei chairman says the company will defy the Chinese government

Some smartphone savvy smartphone users in the U.S. are upset that carriers in the states aren't offering Huawei handsets to their subscribers. That is because the U.S. government considers the world's third largest smartphone manufacturer (or second, depending on the source of the data) to be a national security threat. Lawmakers in the states fear that Huawei devices and its networking equipment contain "back doors" that send information from consumers and corporations to the communist Chinese government. So far, the U.S., New Zealand and Australia have banned carriers in their own country ...

Monday, 25 February 2019 GSM ARENA GSMArena.com