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The Chinese Foreign Ministry summoned Sunday the US ambbadador to Beijing for that he book "Strong protest" On the arrest of Meng Wan Chu, global finance director of the company "Huawei" Au Canada, the daughter of the founder of the company said that the United States should withdraw its arrest warrant.
Meng was arrested on December 1 at the request of the United States, who pleaded guilty to concealing his company's ties with another company that was trying to sell equipment to Iran despite the sanctions.
According to the network "ABC News", There is a major reason why some Western governments are targeting a business "Huawei", Which is still the second largest smartphone sales company in the world "Samsung" South Korea.
The reason for this targeting lies in society's fear of spying on the Chinese authorities and the ruling Communist Party, given the nature of the political situation in this giant country of Asia.
Critics argue that China could exploit its technological advance in espionage and invasion of privacy other than Western countries. "Apple" hacking device "IPhone" It was used by one of the authors of the San Bernardino attack.
Australian experts have been warned to leave the company "Huawei" The establishment of the fifth generation network in Australia would have led to significant risks to safety.
An expert from the Australian Institute of Strategic Policy says "The main concern is whether the Chinese really want to be spied on by the company or not."
The company denies "Huawei" Perform espionage operations and affirm that they fully respect the laws in force in the countries where they operate.
US intelligence accuses the spy giant of setting up early in the year 2018. "Huawei".
The committee, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the National Security Agency (NSA) have said that Americans should not buy "Huawei" equipment because they make them vulnerable to the disease. listening.
The senior adviser of the International Institute for Strategic Studies, Nigel Inkser, said that there were obvious risks with regard to "Huawei" Although identifying these risks is difficult.
Inksar, who worked for 30 years in British intelligence, said, "Huawei is a private company, but people who do not want it can do it if the Communist Party forces it."
But the risks of piracy are not limited to "Huawei" Just, it seems.
Last October, a newspaper reported "The New York Times" A number of White House aides have alerted President Donald Trump about the need to stop using his personal phones, given that the Chinese and Russian secret services could spy on them.
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The Chinese Foreign Ministry on Sunday summoned the US ambbadador to Beijing to present him with a "strong protest" against the arrest of Meng Wanzhu, Huawei's global finance director in Canada and daughter of the company's founder.
Meng was arrested on December 1 at the request of the United States, who pleaded guilty to concealing his company's ties with another company that was trying to sell equipment to Iran despite the sanctions.
According to the ABC network, some Western governments have targeted Huawei, which has become the second largest smartphone sales company in the world after Korean Samsung.
The reason for this targeting lies in society's fear of spying on the Chinese authorities and the ruling Communist Party, given the nature of the political situation in this giant country of Asia.
According to some critics, China could exploit its technological advance in spying and invasion of privacy other than Western countries, including the United States.
Australian experts have warned that allowing Huawei to set up the fifth-generation Australian network would have created significant security risks.
"The biggest concern is whether the Chinese really want to be spied on through the company," says an expert from the Australian Institute of Strategic Policy.
Huawei denies all espionage and confirms that it strictly adheres to the laws in force in the countries where it operates.
US intelligence accuses the spy giant of setting up in 2018. Early in 2018, the Senate Intelligence Committee and senior security officials warned that Americans do not use Huawei products.
The Commission, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the National Security Agency have said that Americans should not buy Huawei devices because they make them vulnerable to espionage.
"There are obvious risks for Huawei, although identifying these risks is difficult," said Nigel Encker, senior advisor at the International Institute of Strategic Studies.
"Huawei stands as a private company, but people who do not want it can do it if the Communist Party forces it," said Inkser, who worked for 30 years in British intelligence.
But the risks of piracy are not limited to Huawei, it seems.
In October, the New York Times announced that a number of White House aides had warned President Donald Trump to stop using his personal phone, given that intelligence services Chinese and Russian could spy on them.
