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Huawei launches Nearlink, a better than Bluetooth competitor
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this post was submitted on 26 Sep 2023
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Don't worry, NSA already tracks everything you do.
What if I'm not from the US
If you live in the west then you're using US based tech and the NSA absolutely has access to all your data.
edit: LMFAO @ dufuses downvoting. US even spies on European leaders, anybody who thinks their data isn't mirrored on a NSA server is dumb beyond belief.
Why are you screeching about the NSA in your own thread about a Chinese built technology?
How about instead of deflecting to the NSA, you post some merits of China and how they handle surveillance so that trust can be earned.
I'll wait.
Because there is plenty of evidence that NSA spies on people living in the west while there isn't a shred of evidence for that regarding Huawei devices. UK did a whole investigation into Huawei equipment and found nothing. https://www.reuters.com/article/us-huawei-europe-britain-idUSKCN1Q91PM
The fact that this needed to be explained to you really says volumes. Now go take a seat there champ.
Not a shred of evidence?
It's literally codified in Chinese law that the government must have unfettered access to data and systems of any Chinese company.
I literally provided you a source my dude.