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This is likely going to hurt Huawei a lot more than Google. Losing access to latest Android versions or Google apps will make it more difficult for their phones

This is likely going to hurt Huawei a lot more than Google. Losing access to latest Android versions or Google apps will make it more difficult for their phones to gain adoption globally.

stefano 7y ago
It's pushing chinese firms to create an Android competitor. In the long term, this might hurt Google a lot.
Mikeb85 7y ago
Huawei is the world's second largest phone manufacturer. It'll hurt Google, and Huawei in Europe/Canada.
traject 7y ago
This move will permanently destroy trust between Chinese OEM manufacturers with Google the same way revocation of private property reduces trust in the value of property. Long term wise, this could permanently splinter Android market share especially in overseas regions like India or Africa where Chinese phones command a large portion of the marketshare.