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> is there any hard evidence that huawei is a legitimate security concern? As someone with a lot of huawei in their infrastructure, this is what I really want
by jake_the_third 8y ago
> is there any hard evidence that huawei is a legitimate security concern?
As someone with a lot of huawei in their infrastructure, this is what I really want to know as well.
The US government has lost a lot of credibility over the last few decades with its lopsided foreign policies that completely tip towards self-serving and agenda-pushing rather than decency and public good. There is nothing indicating that this particular issue is any different.
Unless the US government shows hard evidence that the company is harming us, we're not ditching them.
Innocent until proven guilty applies to entities you don't like too.
- e3b0c 8y agoThe difference is when the US government does something nasty, it's relatively transparent and accountable. It is not the case for the China government.
- jake_the_third 8y agoFrom where I'm sitting, both are not transparent and accountable.
- e3b0c 8y agoBoth Chinese and Americans can protest about the US government's scandals on an internet forum hosted on the US, not the other way around though.
- RidingPegasus 8y agoDo you actually have any firsthand experience with Chinese internet culture? There's plenty of discontent and protestation about government policy, it's everywhere.
- HillaryBriss 8y ago... in other words, information about the nastiness is leaked
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