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Huawei denies spying allegations, ready to reveal its source codes

0. phoneArena posted on 24 Oct 2012, 05:26

Convincing people that you aren't secretly spying on them must be tough if you happen to be the world's second largest provider of telecommunications equipment – Huawei. Several weeks ago, the company was accused of using its hardware for collecting information for the needs of the Chinese government. Of course, Huawei denied the allegations, but that surely wasn't enough to calm people down...

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1. bayusuputra posted on 24 Oct 2012, 05:49 1

Just one thing, something that American law system always uphold..

Innocent until proven guilty..

so there should not be a baseless accusation like this, which will tarnish the reputation of Huawei, which may or may not be spying..

7. Kan_wha posted on 24 Oct 2012, 09:08 1 1

Sadly, the color of justice is green. So that doesn't always hold true.

2. MeoCao (unregistered) posted on 24 Oct 2012, 06:11 1

The Chinese government accused MS of spying too, so we can see history repeats itself.

4. weedl posted on 24 Oct 2012, 08:11 1

it's all the same the american spying chinese and the chinese are spying americans, we won't know because it was doing behind the closed door which we call it "Intelligence"

5. Bozzor posted on 24 Oct 2012, 08:13 1

Software code can be re-flashed quietly via hardware backdoors and the sort of things you can do with virtual machines would make it all but impossible to trace all sorts of naughty things. Not worth the risk. Remember, Huawei has a very unique structure and close affiliations with the China military.

6. Captain_Doug posted on 24 Oct 2012, 08:20

I'd love to see their source code. One thing that worries me about their new processors is that they wont be easy on the dev community and therefore see no support. Would be a shame...

8. tarmpung posted on 24 Oct 2012, 09:33 1

I don't believe in any Chinese products.

9. enGet posted on 24 Oct 2012, 20:31

These is no doubt Huawei and ZTE will spy. Why make it wasy for them?

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