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How many tech parts, phones, and whatnot are “made in China”? How many of these companies are owned by the government? Basically by buying whatever you are sho
by zahrc 7y ago
How many tech parts, phones, and whatnot are “made in China”?
How many of these companies are owned by the government?
Basically by buying whatever you are shoving money in to this regime. No matter what and where you buy.
Also what about huawei?
- eeZah7Ux 7y agoNonsense. You are putting many different threats all on the same level.
- zahrc 7y agoI see android as a different threat on many levels. Mostly referring to parent comment that switching to android is not going to solve anything.
- cr0sh 7y ago> Basically by buying whatever you are shoving money in to this regime. No matter what and where you buy. Your other option is...what? You can't buy anything electronic anymore solely "Made in America"; that is, where all the parts, design, assembly, casing, etc - are all done here. Outside of maybe a few select items (and probably certain military stuff - but that isn't available to consumers anyhow) - it just doesn't exist. And it won't likely ever exist, as it would be suicide for a business to go that route. Anything made in other SEA countries likely use parts sourced from China. I am not sure what you are suggesting, except that we stop purchasing new electronics, and hope and pray that (somehow) our electronics manufacturing systems from the 1950s-70s magically return back to our country. You'll be waiting a long time...
- zahrc 7y agoI was commenting to the parent comment which suggested to buy android phones instead of iPhones to tackle that problem, which is not going to solve anything. As you’ve stated so nicely, because everything is basically dependent on China.