Google suspends Huawei's Android support

[PrimeNumber7]

A bigger concern for me about Huawei equipment is the equipment that supports backbones of communications networks, such as switches, and wireless antenna. 

And this is what we don’t want to have,being in cryptoour privacy is the most important thing but Huawei seems to take  this from us

The issue is not just about privacy, it is also about continuing ability to communicate.

If Huawei branded switches were to make up 30% of switches supporting communications backbones, and Huawei were to remotely shut down the equipment, some parts of the county would be entirely cut off, and other parts could be split, and the remaining infrastructure might be overwhelmed so that it cannot handle the now increased workload.   

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[slocker]

Just imagine this for counter measure from Chinese government. Just not to buy Coca Cola for single day just one day. Think that thing would rapidly turn the tide cuz it would be loss for around 150 mill on single day.

[merchantofzeny]

Just imagine this for counter measure from Chinese government. Just not to buy Coca Cola for single day just one day. Think that thing would rapidly turn the tide cuz it would be loss for around 150 mill on single day.

I read years ago that they were just selling a knock-off/imitation Coke in China. Same design, etc, but no permission from Coca-Cola. Are they already selling legit Coca-Cola coke there now? 

[r1s2g3]

Just imagine this for counter measure from Chinese government. Just not to buy Coca Cola for single day just one day. Think that thing would rapidly turn the tide cuz it would be loss for around 150 mill on single day.

I read years ago that they were just selling a knock-off/imitation Coke in China. Same design, etc, but no permission from Coca-Cola. Are they already selling legit Coca-Cola coke there now? 

They are selling fake/cheap copies of everything. I am just waiting to see how this will turn in future.
Can anybody really stand against Chinese trade  or ban overall chinese traade?

[Balthazar]

That's really bad news for Huawei and mostly because their users have already created the need for Google apps such as Maps or Youtube.
It is a new way of trading war and it will either make Huawei stronger as it will no longer rely on Google apps and probably they will create their own or they will be destroyed and lose many users.

That only forces them to remove google apps from the default installation, but it doesn't prohibit user from installing them manually. Many of chinese vendors are lacking the google certification nowadays. That's not a problem, it is resolved by placing a shortcut on the home screen, which is letting user to install google apps, if these are needed.

[Psynthax]

That's really bad news for Huawei and mostly because their users have already created the need for Google apps such as Maps or Youtube.
It is a new way of trading war and it will either make Huawei stronger as it will no longer rely on Google apps and probably they will create their own or they will be destroyed and lose many users.

That only forces them to remove google apps from the default installation, but it doesn't prohibit user from installing them manually. Many of chinese vendors are lacking the google certification nowadays. That's not a problem, it is resolved by placing a shortcut on the home screen, which is letting user to install google apps, if these are needed.

But this company has already announced the hongmeng OS 
As far as i know, a lot of rumours said if huawei will change their future devices to use hongmeng OS. but the problem when there were a few big companies is even using their own OS can't attract a lot of developers and demand. Remember windows mobile OS, Bada OS and tizen OS.
Another ban from various company makes the position of huawei even worst.

[Balthazar]

But this company has already announced the hongmeng OS  

Hongmeng is surely just a customized build of AOSP. It therefore has no significant differences with original Android, except for absence of some proprietary components.

but the problem when there were a few big companies is even using their own OS can't attract a lot of developers and demand.

Even a student can clone AOSP sources tree and derive his own Hongmeng OS from it. Unsurprisely, it will support all existent android applications, because it will be nothing else but Android under different trademark.

In fact, a lot of students are doing this for either entertainment or self-development purposes.

https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s3/development/vanir-aosp-t3568393
https://andi34.github.io/roms_tab2_aosp.html

[JSRAW]

Interesting Read.

1. Today the US Is Waging a War on Huawei. In 1987 It Was Japan’s Toshiba

Toshiba was the hope of Japan’s science and technology industry, and also the hope and pillar of Japan’s manufacturing. After suffering a heavy blow from the United States, Toshiba went downhill thoroughly.

The U.S. attacked Toshiba not because it sold equipment to the Soviet Union, but because it affected U.S. interests. The United States believed that the Japanese semiconductor industry represented by Toshiba Group seriously threatened the economic interests of the United States, while the Japanese high-end manufacturing plan threatened the United States and challenged the technological hegemony of the United States

2. Japan Then, China Now: US Has a History of Scapegoating Others for Its Own Economic Self-Destruction



New update on this Ban fiasco- China is warming up as well.

Following US Huawei ban, China threatens own blacklist for foreign firms