Huawei has the products banned in a new country due to the fact that they may be a serious risk to national security, so banning their use is easier than taking the risk of having their secret information compromised. Huawei's products have been banned by Australia since August, together with ZTE's, and here we are talking about those used to create 4G and 5G telecommunications networks, the reason for the decision being revealed only now.
Huawei's telecommunications products are banned following a recommendation made by the federal agency that aims to monitor the operation of mobile phone networks in the country. According to its director, Huawei and ZTE would receive "orders" from the Chinese government and it seems that they could have the data intercepted by the spy agencies there, so as to decide to ban the use of their telecommunications equipment in the country's 4G and 5G networks .
Huawei: Products FORBIDDEN in a New Country
Huawei has its products banned in Australia because the authorities there believe that 5G networks will be much more important in controlling communications and services in the country, compared to 4G. Although until now manufacturers such as Huawei and ZTE provided equipment for non-critical parts of telecommunications networks, the launch of 5G networks will make it impossible to restrict them to the "edges of the networks", and this is where the need to ban the equipment would have come from.
"This is about more than just protecting the confidentiality of our information — it is also about integrity and availability of the data and systems on which we depend. Getting security right for our critical infrastructure is paramount. The distinction between core and edge collapses in 5G networks. That means that a potential threat anywhere in the network will be a threat to the entire network. At the end of this process, my advice was to exclude high-risk vendors from the entirety of evolving 5G networks."
Huawei has always defended itself by saying that it is not controlled by the Chinese government, but neither the Americans nor the Australians believed this, and the bans could extend to other countries as well. Canada is now being pressured to ban Huawei, and possibly ZTE, and in Europe Great Britain is under similar pressure on the government, the Chinese having quite big problems with telecommunications equipment for mobile phone networks.
And how can I proceed to use it as you said until the first reset?
I talked to the people from goofree, and they told me that for the Max version it is more complicated. You have to tape that chip to the card somehow
And to cut all the Samsonists and Androidiots in the mill....
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Yes, I don't understand why you want to decode it, you just didn't get it for free from orange?
GoFree works perfectly, don't follow everyone who has no idea what it is, and now it's a thing by which you have decoded it and you can use any card without gofree until the first reset, after that you will have to insert the gofree again phone
Dan see "Doctorsim" they sell you that sim
It is guaranteed
I bought an iPhone XS Max from orange and it is coded. I saw that there is a 99 RON chip that decodes it called GoFree. Do these solutions really work? The operator asked me for €100 to decode it
Huawei is financed by the Chinese government, it is not a new recipe! National interests impose it, and the practice is learned from the free world. As the free world has different values, they need protection. The Chinese can filter, protect, store their information, it's no problem, it's a problem when you put your eye and ear to the capitalists.
If Huawei could do this with their equipment, it means that any other company could.
It seems totally absurd to me to "preventively" ban a company and put pressure on other governments to do it, without any kind of proof. The evidence should not be presented to us, but if it was or had something in hand, it should be presented and Huawei banned worldwide. Which is hypothetically impossible.
But this economic war created by the idiot Trump is very tough, and in the first phase we, the customers, lose. Later we will see as nations who will win, but I am very afraid that China will pull it for us originally.... for example, the world crisis from 10 years ago also started from them... they remain the only functional economy with a surplus.
I guess it only works as long as you have the respective chip/sim in your phone. So it's not really a decoding. It just tricks the network into thinking it's a cracked phone. If you put a Vodafone sim in it, it probably still won't work. I don't know if what I said is correct, but it seems so
It doesn't work well. It's a pan. You got your iphone xs max and you don't want to pay 100 euros to decode it?? Typical aiphonist. And why decode it if you are online??
Thank Apple and the Scottish Rite Masonic lodge that all these devils belong to, including Apple bosses. They have the power to stop anything, anywhere. Gorbachev is part of the same lodge.