Can anyone confirm that Huawei poses any additional security risks to individual users other than the narrative that (((they))) are pushing?
I have just been listening to some (((political discussion))) on Chinese Technology - endchan.xyz/.media/7c59f0b78524dc6279d2c0c580d60b7d-audiompeg.mp3 - and one of the things they spoke about was Huawei. The current meme that (((they))) are pushing is that Huawei poses a security risk. Let me point out though that what Huawei is being accused of, are the same things that the NSA has been doing as was pointed out in Edward Snowden's leaks. I also think about the idea that there is an unspoken but obvious Technology Trade War between China and the U.S.. (((Them))) making statements and pushing the idea of, "Chinese Tech Is A Security Risk," and "Huawei is controlled by the Chinese Government," makes people paranoid and causes them to not buy Huawei products. With the advent of 5G coming, (((they))) want us to believe that the chinks want to spy on ordinary citizens. (((They))) don't want Chinese Tech Companies to make money causing (((them))) to lose market dominance. And, (((who))) said there is no Trade War?
But, with all that commentary, you can see why I think that, "Huawei is bad," is bullshit.
Do you think tech companies treat different people's data differently?
I mean, think about it. If you looked through all your user data and found out that a successful businessman (who knew trade secrets) used your data mining app/phone, maybe you'd treat them separately from the minimum wage plebs who also use the same product.
I bet rich people and politicians have to be more careful about what they install for precisely this reason.
Some random neckbeard uses privacy-invading software → app company treats it normally, the data isn't very valuable at all. Might even get anonymized, because their name is worthless to begin with.
Some rich, famous, or otherwise important person uses privacy-invading software → they pay close attention to the info they collect, and it isn't anonymized.
Unless you can open up the phone and trace the schematic you can't know if there aren't any additional modules.
Ryan Walker
It's just like "open source" software where they offer to let you download and install a compiled version... which isn't necessarily compiled using the same code as the open source stuff they list.
Adam Gonzalez
So - is it safe? give me an answer that a non-electronics physicist can understand.
China right now wants to takeover the computer and smartphone market. If they made bugged hardware, western governments would make sure every pleb knows about it and convince them that China will spread their porn viewing habits to friends and family, causing the Chinese companies to lose market share. Because of this, I would bet their hardware is actually safer than western designed stuff.
Gavin Jenkins
Note that this doesn't mean China won't bug western designed stuff that is manufactured in China, since that hurts the competition.
Julian Campbell
ITT: Huawei shills desperately attempt to capture the Zig Forums market as their reputation goes down in flames.
>Can anyone confirm that Huawei poses any additional security risks to individual users other than the narrative that (((they))) are pushing?
It's botnet. It's as simple as that. You do not have the hardware schematics or source code to audit and control it, it's automatically botnet.
Jaxson Hill
>Do you want (((American))) overlords or Chinese overlords? fixed
William Jenkins
your dubs confirm that's like asking if I like suicide using a .308 or a .306
Isaac Gutierrez
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Jonathan Taylor
>Do you want (((American))) overlords or (((Chinese))) overlords? fixed
John Phillips
in order to hardware to be compliant for the chinese market it has to bugged to all hell. if you have ever been to china you will see the have surveillance up the ass, and don't even care because they aren't smart enough to understand. you see in the last 50 years china has been running a reverse eugenics programme of removing all smart people, its called communism.
Gabriel Long
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Austin Allen
fuck huawei. when i got my dad's huawei p9 a year ago i was excited for how many gsis i would try then they pull up this shit. fuck chinks, plain and simple. they'd run over your mom if that means an extra penny per year. fuck huawei. non-auditable tech should not be allowed anywhere in the world.
Benjamin Myers
>it's called (((government))) fixed
Parker Bennett
>>Do you want (((American))) overlords or (((Chinese))) overlords? fixed
Isaac Price
Huawei is a botnet. jews are right. jew hardware like Intel, Amd is botnet too.
>With the advent of 5G coming, (((they))) want us to believe that the chinks want to spy on ordinary citizens. they will. 5G is a botnet and needs to be exploded
>(((Them))) making statements and pushing the idea of, "Chinese Tech Is A Security Risk," and "Huawei is controlled by the Chinese Government," makes people paranoid and causes them to not buy Huawei products. (((They))) are correct.
Thomas Miller
>(((Chinese))) What's up moishe?
Bump
Michael King
Ignore communist botnet, any actual Chinese person would be fucko'ed by now.
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Tyler Ross
i have a huawei phone and can watch all these topics, on youtube, I don't plan on visiting china anytime soon
American, Chinese, Russian, doesn't matter. If it's consumer hardware then its botnet. Only difference is which nation get first dibs on your contact list and porn collection before the other nations discover a hack for it.
Brody Torres
kai feng
Robert Davis
You can't know. Same for any other product. Being realistic you should assume every electronic you own is bugged, but most of it won't be activated on you since you're not important enough to risk detection.
You can visit China even if you bring with you books on all these topics (they may confiscate them though). Chinks are pretty clever with their censorship, they don't care what foreigners can access and even have different filters for different parts of the country.
