Didn't say it was wrong....Just you intimated a closer relationship to Huawei than it turns out to be.
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Huawei privacy versus Apple and Google
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Over the last 25 years I have met many people and made many friends attending trade shows in Asia and the US. Some end up just being contacts and others good friends. Is this not ok?
Back to main point which is Google and others also do what many accuse Huawei of doing. One can twist and sugar coat it but at the end many end up working with governments in different countries.
It depends on the show. For example if it is a big show like CES,Hong Kong,Germany,Taiwan or Shenzhen. They often send higher up people from the Corporate office and to say face from questions they can not answer they often send their top engineers to those shows. I have attended many of those shows for many years. Over time you end up running into the right people.
But now you have contradicted yourself a couple of times in the Huawei threads.
Most of the time you say you have contacts and submit feedback straight to Huawei employees. Then you get defensive and say you submit feedback as any other customer would such as for your car.
Now you say you have contacts you see all the time over the years from high up the Huawei corporate ladder.
Sounds like you have close ties to Huawei to me......
Lots of people submit bugs to companies....very very few get special attention from software engineers to fix them just for them.
No I have not contradicted myself. I will clarify as when I have contacted them I have used websites/forums available to all consumers for feedback. Knowing a couple of employees that one may ask for software help/support on their smartphone does not mean one has close ties to Huawei. My friend is a manager at an Apple store and if I have an issue with an Apple product he asks one of the technicians to help me. This does not mean I have close ties to Apple. The same existed for me when I used HTC smartphones. Making friends with an engineer who can help you resolve bugs on your smartphone does not mean one has close ties to Huawei. I think you are over stretching this.
As for the part where you said very few get special attention you are wrong. Quite often at computer,electronic,smartphone shows engineers show up and if they have time may offer to help consumers resolve technical issues or bug issues.
Where did I say this?
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I have been to several product and electronic shows and presentations.I have been to cyber security think tank conferences. I have never seen a company product engineer fix a product bug onsite. They get lots of bugs reported to them but never have I heard of a companies engineer fix a product bug onsite for one individual. Unless of course that person was very important to that company and their engineering staff and wanted to impress that person.
Something to keep in mind and remember
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Google Sued for $5 Billion for Tracking Users, Even 'Incognito' Private Mode Users
Yet another reminder that your "incognito" browsing is not as private as you believe.
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Everyone is data mining, including Apple. All of the data is somewhere on the cloud and it will leak one day. Google is absolutely notorious and the worst offender. They are basically a private company that operates like Chinese government, they devour your data like there is no tomorrow. Not only do they read your emails and messages (from their various platforms) they also track your location, listen and transcribe your phone microphone even when phone is still and they tag through your images uploaded through Google Photos (no wonder they give you unlimited space cause those pictures put everything in context).
It has none, their routers, switches, Fiber boxes and server racks all have major security back doors.
The company has a massive track record of hacking companies they work with since the early 90s, Nortel being one of the biggest examples -- they lie cheat and steal.
Their software, phones call back to chinese servers -- none of their devices are allowed and are universally banned in all government or work where Security clearance is needed.
Dont support them, ever. Let them get the karma thats coming their way in the form of a massive crackdown due to their behaviour and actions for the past 30 years.
They have zero leg to stand on anymore, this is widespread knowlege.
The company has a massive track record of hacking companies they work with since the early 90s, Nortel being one of the biggest examples -- they lie cheat and steal.
Their software, phones call back to chinese servers -- none of their devices are allowed and are universally banned in all government or work where Security clearance is needed.
Dont support them, ever. Let them get the karma thats coming their way in the form of a massive crackdown due to their behaviour and actions for the past 30 years.
They have zero leg to stand on anymore, this is widespread knowlege.
Show me an international model of their current phones sold overseas in Europe or other Asian countries doing this.I have a P30 Pro now (international version) show me where I can check now to validate your claim.
Show me where all the P30 models by Huawei sold in Europe, Asia (outside of China), Australia,Canada and the US are doing this. I did not find anything via Google search saying that all of these smartphones in all of these countries were doing so.
You'll find nothing for the P30.
However it's hard for this leopard to change its spots...
Vodafone Found Hidden Backdoors in Huawei Equipment
While the carrier says the issues found in 2011 and 2012 were resolved at the time, the revelation may further damage the reputation of a Chinese powerhouse.
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Granted this was multiple years ago, but I for one don't trust them. I can easily believe that deep down in their silicon, somewhere buried in the microcode they only they have access to, there's still code out there that enable back doors for them to exploit as required.
See your questions have been answered....
It really isn't hard to do a Google search to find out how to do this.....
Then if you will notice how many people are telling you the same thing over and over again about Huawei....
I want facts that should this is happening from all devices from all countries. I did not see this and I know how to use Google. So if you found this please share.
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8-9 years ago. I want something recent that has been found in all countries now on all recent smartphones.You'll find nothing for the P30.
However it's hard for this leopard to change its spots...
Vodafone Found Hidden Backdoors in Huawei Equipment
While the carrier says the issues found in 2011 and 2012 were resolved at the time, the revelation may further damage the reputation of a Chinese powerhouse.
Granted this was multiple years ago, but I for one don't trust them. I can easily believe that deep down in their silicon, somewhere buried in the microcode they only they have access to, there's still code out there that enable back doors for them to exploit as required.
I have posted lots of information about all of the spying Huawei has done in the other thread yet you continue to stick your head in the sand. I have provided links and current proof. Yet you still pretend like nothing has been posted.
Then what happened 8-9 years ago is still happening today and there is a ton of proof out there.
If you know how to use Google then I suggest you do so and stop defending Huawei.
Then why are you defending them in multiple threads? It feels like you have a vested interest in the company. Are you sure you don't work for them?
I think you continue to stick your head in the sand by trolling and refusing to back up facts here. Either contribute and share facts or stop bashing others and trolling. Coming from a guy that is telling me that I continue to stick my head in the sand it seems that it is actually your head that is in the sand as as I Told you many many times already that I don’t don’t have interest in the company nor work for them l.
Oh cmon now..... YOU opened the other thread here
Possible major blow for Huawei Smartphones
This would be quite bad if Google stopped supporting updates to all the people that bought Huawei smartphones in the past. Would be quite a blow to Huawei from the Trump administration to China and Huawei. This would get quite ugly between China and the US if this takes place...
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Myself and others have posted a TON of information concerning Huawei spying and stealing other companies intellectual property. Then YOU act like nothing has been posted and ask for proof in this thread. Please be genuine not try to deflect so much.
You have not posted any claim that shows me where all the P30 models by Huawei sold in Europe, Asia (outside of China), Australia,Canada and the US are doing this. Please be genuine and do not deflect so much. If you posted this please share link to actual post otherwise ignore this thread and do not troll.Oh cmon now..... YOU opened the other thread here
Possible major blow for Huawei Smartphones
This would be quite bad if Google stopped supporting updates to all the people that bought Huawei smartphones in the past. Would be quite a blow to Huawei from the Trump administration to China and Huawei. This would get quite ugly between China and the US if this takes place...
Myself and others have posted a TON of information concerning Huawei spying and stealing other companies intellectual property. Then YOU act like nothing has been posted and ask for proof in this thread. Please be genuine not try to deflect so much.
Show me where I claimed this? The above makes no sense.
You open these threads then complain and deflect when people post something other than what you want to see.
Google sells your data to advertisers.......they make no bones about this...it is well known they make money from selling data. Well known fact..they even admit. If you want to use Google services they will sell your anonymised data.
Huawei on the other hand has been caught doing so much spying and espionage and you have admitted as much in these Huawei threads. So the data they gather goes back to a very suppressive communist government.
Hopefully you can see why one is worse than the other.....
ahhhh when you have nothing else...you can always repeat what the other person says. Makes total sense given what has already been posted.