New York: Facebook, doing serious stuff to data privacy in the United States, has acknowledged that it shared the data of users with Chinese companies like Huawei, Lenovo, Oppo and TCL. According to a report published in the Financial Times, Vice President of Facebook's Mobile Partnership, Francisco Varela has said that many technology companies work with Huawei.
The Facebook executive said, "Considering the interest of the Congress (American Parliament) in this matter, we want to make it clear that whatever information was shared with Huawei from this consolidation, it was the only store in the device and not Huwai In the server. "
Facebook confirmed this day a day after the New York Times report that it was said that the social media giants had provided access to data from users to at least 60 different device makers, including Apple, Amazon, Microsoft, Samsung and BlackBerry are also included.