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If my memory serves me correct, Huawei and AT&T had an imminent agreement to sell HUAWEI phones in store. Then the Trump administration shut it down overnight using a bogus excuse that HUAWEI posed a threat to American national security, with zero proof offered to Americans. Now we essentially have a phone monopoly in America. So much for feee market competition.
Had the Mate2 with that massive 6.1" screen back in the day. Was ROCK SOLID. Then got the mate 8, then the mate 9 but had to give it up when the ban went into effect...no more play store or android updates.
By far they were the BEST phones I ever owned.
Would I get a new one if allowed in the USA? ONLY if they allowed 100% access to the play store and banking apps would work.
But but but what about spying?
Shoot, you don't think the android apps, government, carriers in the U.S. don't gather data from your phone?
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If my memory serves me correct, Huawei and AT&T had an imminent agreement to sell HUAWEI phones in store. Then the Trump administration shut it down overnight using a bogus excuse that HUAWEI posed a threat to American national security, with zero proof offered to Americans. Now we essentially have a phone monopoly in America. So much for feee market competition.
Had the Mate2 with that massive 6.1" screen back in the day. Was ROCK SOLID. Then got the mate 8, then the mate 9 but had to give it up when the ban went into effect...no more play store or android updates.
By far they were the BEST phones I ever owned.
Would I get a new one if allowed in the USA? ONLY if they allowed 100% access to the play store and banking apps would work.
But but but what about spying?
Shoot, you don't think the android apps, government, carriers in the U.S. don't gather data from your phone?