Huawei she recently embarrassed herself with an attempt to "wash" her image that she has at the global level at the moment, but at least this way she can see how the world views her at the moment. A survey was published on Huawei's official account on the social network Twitter, in which the company asks followers who they think are the owners of the Chinese group, with a series of options offered there.
Huawei listed among the options the Chinese government, financial institutions, company consortia, and its employees, and below you can see which was the main choice made by the followers. In this survey, 56.790 votes were registered until the time of writing this article, and 42% of them indicated the Chinese government as the owner of the Huawei company, which puts the group in a very delicate position.
Huawei EMBARRASSED itself in a STUPID and Completely Useless way
No matter how much Huawei has tried to say in recent months that it is not owned by the Chinese government, but by its employees, founder, and various investors, the public image of the company is completely different. Although we are talking about Twitter, and not Weibo, where the Chinese dominate, there are also enough Asians on this social network, but Huawei has demonstrated that at the moment it is seen as a simple pawn of the Beijing government.
Who do you think owns Huawei? #WhoRunsHuawei
- Huawei (@Huawei) August 2
It is very possible that Huawei is an extension of the government there, especially since various evidences of this have appeared so far, but it is clear that the American propaganda has somewhat achieved its goals from many points of view. Donald Trump can be proud that he achieved his goals, and turned the Huawei company into an extension of the Chinese government, this seriously affecting sales after the imposition of sanctions by his administration.
Huawei has a lot to repair in its public image, but it is unlikely to get rid of the stigma put by Donald Trump too soon, so it remains to be seen what it will do in the future
