Yeah, it's not that it eavesdropped, but that it gave itself the opportunity to do so, and that no systems were in place to keep track of that - i.e. that wheth

Yeah, it's not that it eavesdropped, but that it gave itself the opportunity to do so, and that no systems were in place to keep track of that - i.e. that whether it happened or not, KPN would not be able to have evidence of that. That said, a month ago it was reported [1] that Huawei did explicitly add a way for them to access customer data of one of KPN's subsidiaries, and that it used that "regularly". Could theoretically be e.g. to aid debugging or something, but not a great look. [1] https://nos.nl/artikel/2374551-huawei-had-onbeperkt-toegang-tot-miljoenen-klantgegevens-van-telfort.html https://nos.nl/artikel/2374551-huawei-had-onbeperkt-toegang-...