A new report published by Financial Times, states that Google is interceding with the Trump Administration, The company's management, arguing about the risks they will face by banning su collaboration with Huawei.
The news of the breakup between Google and Huawei surprised the world at the beginning of May, and created controversy among users. The breakup of commercial relations between the two brands, was a as a result of a communiqué from the U.S. government, where he stated that the Chinese telephone company threatened the country's security.
Huawei and the risks of being hacked
Google plays a very important role as a mediator with the U.S. government. As reported by Bloomberg Huawei is not negotiating with the U.S. government. Because it would be awaiting the outcome of the talks between the Internet giant and the United States.
On the other hand, in the Financial Times report, points out that Google's involvement is related to Huawei's new operating system. An anonymous source, allegedly close to the talks between Google and the U.S. government, mentioned to the finance site that:
“Google has been arguing that by preventing it from doing business with Huawei, the United States runs the risk before the creation of two types of Android operating system: the original version and a hybrid one. The hybrid is likely to be more buggy than Google's, so it could put Huawei phones at greater risk of being hacked, especially by China.”
After the commercial breakup, Huawei announced to its users that they were already prepared for such an action against them, so they were that they were developing an alternative operating system for their devices.. This OS is believed to be based on the open source version of Android.
But at this point there has been no confirmation from Google, The company is not aware of the existence of this group or that it is negotiating with the U.S. government. However, in statements to Gizmodo mentioned that their “goal is to protect the security of Google users on the millions of existing Huawei phones in the United States and around the world.”.
A little more time
The Chinese company currently holds a temporary license to continue working with U.S. companies on a relatively normal basis, until next August 19. So it has given the companies and services that depend on it in the United States time to prepare for this ban.
Many Huawei users are in expectation, and the question of all of them is. What will happen to my phone now?, The only answer is to be patient and see what will happen in August. What do you think will happen?
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