The US government bans Huawei phones
and seeks to rob the rest of Chinese companies
Ban Huawei phones
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Members of the US Congress began moving to issue an official memo banning companies such as Huawei or ZTE from selling their smartphones in the United States, after some authorities have successfully canceled a possible deal between Huawei and AT & T.
According to the latest reports, Huawei has become the world's first in the production of smart phones, surpassing Apple, but the figures in the United States did not reflect that fact. Accordingly, during the past year, the company worked with major telecommunications networks in the US, including AT & T, to reach an agreement to sell its smart phones there, which was very close to becoming a reality without the intervention of some government agencies to prevent it.
According to The Information, members of the Senate sent an official memo to the Federal Communications Commission, which is responsible for legislating such transactions, to prevent the approval of the Huawei deal and AT & T for security reasons. The TechCrunch website also said that members of Congress had issued an official memo prohibiting dealing with Chinese companies such as Huawei and ZTE, and any subsidiary company, because they are companies that cooperate with the Chinese government and may threaten national security.
According to The Information, members of the Senate sent an official memo to the Federal Communications Commission, which is responsible for legislating such transactions, to prevent the approval of the Huawei deal and AT & T for security reasons. The TechCrunch website also said that members of Congress had issued an official memo forbidding dealing with Chinese companies such as Huawei and ZTE, and any subsidiary, because they are companies that cooperate with the Chinese government and may threaten national security in America.
In the case of approval by the Senate, and the adoption of the memorandum, those companies, and other Chinese names will be prevented from entering America fully, including its own communications equipment also used by a very large segment of companies.
The CIA chief conducted research in 2011 that concluded that the Chinese government used companies like Huawei to leak user data, which led to the suspension of dealing with companies or entities that rely on the infrastructure on equipment produced by Chinese companies.