Huawei has a new hard blow in October, just a few months after having the products banned for purchase in any kind of government institution in the US, or in those of the companies that work for them. Huawei is in the same situation as ZTE, its products being considered a potential risk for US national security, and now Canadians are also advised not to risk their safety with Chinese equipment and technologies.
Huawei is the main subject of a letter sent by two American senators to the Prime Minister of Canada, Justin Trudeau, asking him not to allow the creation of 5G networks in the country with Chinese equipment and technologies. It seems that the Canadian government has allowed the use of Huawei equipment for the development of 5G networks in the country, but now the Americans are publicly demanding a rethink of this decision and a ban on Chinese products altogether.
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Huawei was also criticized by a former deputy minister of defense in the Canadian government some time ago, saying that Chinese equipment should not be used for the country's 5G networks. The Americans have been warning since the spring that Huawei's telecommunications equipment can allow the Chinese government to spy on the data that is transferred through them, and they do it so "strongly" that I find it hard to believe that they do not have evidence that this is happening. happen.
"While Canada has strong telecommunication security safeguards in place, we have serious concerns that such safeguards are inadequate given what the United States and other allies know about Huawei. I have a pretty good idea of how signal-intelligence agencies work, and the rules under which they work and their various operations. I would not want to see Huawei equipment being incorporated into a 5G network in Canada.”
Huawei has always defended itself by saying that the Chinese government does not have access to its data, and that there are so many companies and countries that use its equipment, but even the British are not convinced of this. The US is trying to convince as many countries as possible to give up Huawei products for mobile networks, and since so much pressure is put on this issue, the reputation of the Chinese is affected to a very large extent, although this is not yet see in sales.
