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I am not a US citizen, nor I live there. However, I trust the Chinese goverment much less than the US one. So I get the banning if they really believe they coul
by kwanbix 2y ago
I am not a US citizen, nor I live there. However, I trust the Chinese goverment much less than the US one. So I get the banning if they really believe they could have a trojan horse. What I don't get is, what guarantees you that there is not a trojan jorse on any electronic device they produce?
- taco_emoji 2y agoThis is an extremely good question that our government (I'm American) is completely disinterested in asking or answering.
- alias_neo 2y agoI suppose the issue is really the risk; attacks on infrastructure need to route over networks; even a completely vulnerability ridden machine isn't a risk if it isn't reachable from the net (inbound or outbound). Routers as the gateways into all sorts of networks, and they see/control all of the traffic in and out and often between devices on the network; they're a critical junction.