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The problem isn't they have with 5G. It's that Huawei has been caught in places like Poland spying, the fact that with OTA they could, the fact that in Iran the
by DeonPenny 8y ago
The problem isn't they have with 5G. It's that Huawei has been caught in places like Poland spying, the fact that with OTA they could, the fact that in Iran they've ignored US laws, and China has a rule that could force them anytime unlike places with Rule of law.
- altmind 8y agoworth noting it was huawei employee got investigated for spying, not huawei itself.
- gruez 8y ago>not huawei itself. But how would you prove that huawei (the corporation) was spying? I'd imagine that you would need proof that it was officially sanctioned within the organization, at multiple levels. Since spying is illegal, you'd expect that if they were spying, that they'd be doing it in a way that generates plausible deniability for the higher ups. So it's not surprising at all that all the criminal charges so far are for employees acting on their own accord (or at least appear to be).
- altmind 8y agonow you have to wait for the whole judical process to conclude. so far the employee was arrested. I have not heard he was indicted so far. And obviously he was not found guilty yet. Should we apply some different criteria of guilt based on origin? edit(charged->found gulty)
- profalseidol 8y ago> the fact that in Iran they've ignored US laws Why would they? It's Iran. Not anymore the song "We're all living in Amerika" is true.
- DeonPenny 8y agoBecause they need US technology and in order to get it they agree to some things I'd guess