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Trump vs Huwaei

OssPoop

ClioSport Club Member
So Google have been forced to end the licencing of android to Huwaei because of trumps trading restrictions on American companies dealing with them. How this affects Huwaei in future will be interesting. Google revenue will also be impacted for a couple of years until Huwaei owners possibly jump ship when their contracts renew.
BBC News - Huawei's use of Android restricted by Google
 
Yer i saw this earlier and was going to make a post about it. Huawei are screwed now in my opinion and can see all the major networks here dropping their phones.
 
Where would owners stand from a legal point of view?. Had mine about 8 or so months i think
 
I'm really not sure, something like this hasn't happened before. I guess you could argue that without an app store the phone may not be fit for purpose?
 
It’s not going to make google apps suddenly stop working, they just can’t make any new phones with them on.
 
Yea current models are ok and will continue to receive updates and stuff, so you've no leg to stand on if you try and send it back.

It's future models that will be hit, so the next P40 will be Chinese only I'd imagine.
 
The BBC says this

Existing Huawei smartphone users will be able to update apps and push through security fixes, as well as update Google Play services.

But when Google launches the next version of Android later this year, it may not be available on Huawei devices.

Future Huawei devices may no longer have apps such as YouTube and Maps.
 
They won’t be getting the new “Google” version of Android when it releases later in the year, although Huawei can still release one based on the open source code.

Just means it might take a bit longer than usual to push out to people. Although apparently the version they use in China is different anyway, so who knows what they’ll do.
 
Could this maybe increase the value of current huawei phones? Being the last of them that work. I don’t own one just curious.
 
I was literally about to get a p30 yesterday but local car phone warehouse didn't have a black one.
Not sure if got lucky escape.
Need to see what comes about in news over next few days
 
Bit s**t, was going to upgrade my P20 for the P30 Mate or whatever comes next at the end of this year, but guess I'll have to stick with it or go back to Samsung or simialr
 
I’ll guarantee that there will be a simple way of getting the play store on them, the same as it is on Amazon stuff.
 
A real shame considering P30 Pro has the best camera going at the moment. It's almost a bit suspicious that before that phone came out, the Pixel line had the best camera... now Google have stopped them in their tracks :unsure:
 
A real shame considering P30 Pro has the best camera going at the moment. It's almost a bit suspicious that before that phone came out, the Pixel line had the best camera... now Google have stopped them in their tracks :unsure:

It’s not google it’s the us gov’t

Intel, Qualcomm, google - all American companies are cutting ties for fear of reprisals from the gov’t
 
It’s more baffling it’s taken so long.

The level of involvement they have in critical infrastructure across “the west” is massive. More baffling is how incoherent Government strategy is when dealing with things like this.

The requirements as an individual to work with the government are fairly onerous. But realistically, one person can’t do that much damage. But the west has allowed a foreign company almost unfettered access to lots of critical infrastructure. Bizarre.

Either you’re scared of the Chinese or you’re not.
 
If the ban continues past the 90 day window it will be more than just Huawei themselves who are affected by a huge decrease in western sales. Think of all the tech companies ( some US ) that supply them with hardware.
Also, the title is a typo..
 
I think it’s clear Trump either doesn’t understand or care about thinking through past a single decision.

His continued use and misunderstanding of tariffs show that.
 
Huawei and Supermicro are both run by dodgy turds who let Chinese officials walk into their factories and install components for bugging and data grabbing. Obama and Trump have been trying to get rid of Chinese components in the White House for years, probably for good reason.

We had a massive scare at work as it was found that some of their servers contained a chip on the MB about the same size as the tip of a pencil capable of harvesting and relaying data as soon as it was given power. Apple, Amazon and Google were using said servers too and they fell victim, we got very lucky.

I'm not really surprised that the US want to ban them... Their phones are bloody good though?
 
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I hope this sets the precedent for not letting them contribute to our 5G network in the UK
 
Networks like EE made announcements like that last year, although apparently have been using their kit anyway??
 
I hope this sets the precedent for not letting them contribute to our 5G network in the UK

Last I heard they were allowed to be part of the edge network but not the core, problem is Huawei are suppling most of the tech for 5G and no one else is really close on cost/technology so could be a big hit.
 
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