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© 2019 AFPEU presents plan for safe 5G amid Huawei suspicions
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Sh1mon M4sada
That's not a plan!
That's a compromise between security (IP & defense) and selling cars and luxury goods to China. Some one will loose regardless, that's how China operate, divide and conquer...if you're one of the country that export cars to China, you're a winner. If not, you'll be a looser, worse if you have a tech or design industry to protect (UK, Finland, Italy).
YuriOtani
What difference does it make if the choice is having your cell phone taped by the Americans or Chinese?
shoganai
the former is a pioneer and very advanced operator, while the latter just joined and still learning the ropes ? lol.
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extracted from guardian article below :
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/sep/30/nsa-americans-metadata-year-documents
if the chinese are running some of these networks, the americans will have to ask nicely in mandarin can they do another prism or undersea data tap ? lol.
juminRhee
YuriOtani:
Exactly. A few years ago, it was proven that America spied on european leaders. Guess they'd rather go with the devil they know.
quercetum
Snowden
lostrune2
Phones don't matter - it's the infrastructure (y'know, the connections where all those phone data travel across)
Ya can have any phone ya want (doesn't matter which) - but he who controls the infrastructure controls your data
Strangerland
That's not exactly true. Encrypted protocols ensure that access to the infrastructure does not provide access to the data being transferred by the infrastructure.
Even this here site is encrypted. While you are transferring the data over the infrastructure, all that can be seen from the infrastructure is the domain name you are trying to access, with an encrypted data packet. And recently you can configure DNS over HTTPS, which encrypts the domain name as well, adding additional layers of privacy.
lostrune2
Access is not necessary to control data
Ex: check out when Russia re-routed world's financial data into its own relay
"Russian-controlled telecom hijacks financial services’ Internet traffic - Visa, MasterCard, and Symantec among dozens affected by "suspicious" BGP mishap."
https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2017/04/russian-controlled-telecom-hijacks-financial-services-internet-traffic/