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Ming Wan Zhu met that arrested in VancouverAnd the US Department of Justice is accusing the Huawei group and its chief financial officer of circumventing US sanctions against Iran and stealing trade secrets from the group "T-Mobile" US telecommunications company through two subsidiaries.
According to the source, a judicial document showed that Ming organs reserved by ACanadian Police During the arrest there is a phone "IPhone 7 Plus" as well as "IPad Pro" and computer "MacBook Air".
On the other hand, the CFO was not in Chinese society Only one Huawei phone is "Dead 20 SAR" And has also been confiscated with other organs.
Leming's lawyers have filed a petition asking the Canadian court to not keep a copy of the data contained in the reserved electronic devices.
The report has aroused a big surprise among technology enthusiasts, who are supposed to use Ming products manufactured by the Chinese society, whether they are smart phones, electronic signs or computers.
The experts said the manager, who had been arrested and conditionally released, would not have used Apple devices if Huawei had been heavily protected.
Western experts believe that Huawei's products are very suspicious and subject to "probably" China's spying, unlike "Apple" Who went into legal battles with the FBI "FBI" Due to confidentiality from a phone IPhone.
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The US Department of Justice accuses Huawei and his chief financial officer of circumventing US sanctions against Iran and stealing trade secrets from the US telecommunications group T-Mobile through two of its affiliates.
According to the source, a court document showed that Ming organs arrested by Canadian police during arrest include the "iPhone 7 Plus" phone, as well as "iPad Pro" and MacBook Air.
In contrast, the company's chief financial officer had only one Huawei phone, Mitt 20 RS, which had been confiscated with other devices.
Leming's lawyers have filed a petition asking the Canadian court to not provide a copy of the data contained in the reserved electronic devices.
The report has aroused a big surprise among technology enthusiasts, who are supposed to use Ming products manufactured by the Chinese society, whether they are smart phones, electronic signs or computers.
The experts said the manager, who had been arrested and conditionally released, would not have used Apple devices if Huawei had been heavily protected.
Western experts say Huawei's products are highly suspect and "spying" potentially "from China, unlike Apple, which has been involved in legal battles with the FBI for confidentiality of his iPhone.
