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National security analysts say the new commerce department rules are aimed squarely at huawei googles decision deals a potentially heavy blow to the chinese company way along with the chinese government has called the move an inappropriate and excessive restriction will formally confirm this matter and follow the situation closely at the same time china will support its own enterprises to take necessary legal steps to defend their legitimate rights and interests. current while ways smartphone us...

That. all right well from a war of words with iran to a trade war brewing with china and this time its another big blow for the chinese company our way google has are the worlds 2nd largest smartphone maker from using many of its products last week the trap administration limited the amount of business that american companies can do with the chinese tech giant google that googles decision means that while we now loses access to some updates to the enjoyed operating system and 2 popular google ap...

Access to if this goes all the way through can you tell me a little bit more about huawei the company i mean we know its the worlds 2nd largest smartphone maker but it also does a lot more than that right. right so smartphones are a relatively recent development for equality originally the company became known as a telecommunications equipment providers so this is internet routers and and tenons and other equipment for wireless networks. builds a lot of guts the international internet and teleco...

Many of googles apps and how big of a deal is all this well 1st of all its not totally clear that this is a permanent cutoff the google announcement is in preparation of complying with. quite a ways being added to a list that prohibits it from receiving supplies from american companies but the u.s. government has the ability to grant licenses under that list so that some companies and some products made it may be able to get through. if the cut off is complete from google and the enjoyed system ...

That contained restricted u.s. content so theres sort of 2 things going on here whether huawei is a national security risk is kind of a long term question. i dont personally think that most people using a smartphone from is a serious security concern i wouldnt necessarily advise top ministers of state around the world to use that but you know a regular citizen i dont think is a very big deal but there are real debates to be had about whether various countries would want to have while way infrast...