9 votes Facebook suspends app pre-installs on Huawei phones Posted June 7, 2019 by cfabbro Tags: facebook, social media, huawei, china, usa, sanctions, telecoms, phones.smart, apps, business, author.katie paul, source.reuters https://www.reuters.com/article/us-huawei-tech-usa-facebook-exclusive/exclusive-facebook-suspends-app-pre-installs-on-huawei-phones-idUSKCN1T80D7 Link information This data is scraped automatically and may be incorrect. Authors Katie Paul Published Jun 7 2019 Word count 412 words 5 comments Collapse replies Expand all Comments sorted by most votes newest first order posted relevance OK [2] ruspaceni June 7, 2019 Link Now they just need to do that for all the other phones they pre-install on Now they just need to do that for all the other phones they pre-install on 9 votes IAmIndeedYou June 7, 2019 Link Parent At least make it possible to delete the damned app At least make it possible to delete the damned app 6 votes [3] Nep June 7, 2019 Link facebook is all concerned for privacy all of a sudden... weird. I think its a marketing ploy. facebook is all concerned for privacy all of a sudden... weird. I think its a marketing ploy. [2] Deimos June 7, 2019 Link Parent This doesn't have anything to do with privacy, it's government sanctions: This doesn't have anything to do with privacy, it's government sanctions: In May, Washington banned U.S. companies from supplying technology to Huawei, part of a long-running campaign against the company. 2 votes Nep June 7, 2019 Link Parent yes I know, just that other companies haven't necessarily done this as of now, so it must be to lead their users to believe they're privacy focused. yes I know, just that other companies haven't necessarily done this as of now, so it must be to lead their users to believe they're privacy focused.
[2] ruspaceni June 7, 2019 Link Now they just need to do that for all the other phones they pre-install on Now they just need to do that for all the other phones they pre-install on 9 votes IAmIndeedYou June 7, 2019 Link Parent At least make it possible to delete the damned app At least make it possible to delete the damned app 6 votes
IAmIndeedYou June 7, 2019 Link Parent At least make it possible to delete the damned app At least make it possible to delete the damned app 6 votes
[3] Nep June 7, 2019 Link facebook is all concerned for privacy all of a sudden... weird. I think its a marketing ploy. facebook is all concerned for privacy all of a sudden... weird. I think its a marketing ploy. [2] Deimos June 7, 2019 Link Parent This doesn't have anything to do with privacy, it's government sanctions: This doesn't have anything to do with privacy, it's government sanctions: In May, Washington banned U.S. companies from supplying technology to Huawei, part of a long-running campaign against the company. 2 votes Nep June 7, 2019 Link Parent yes I know, just that other companies haven't necessarily done this as of now, so it must be to lead their users to believe they're privacy focused. yes I know, just that other companies haven't necessarily done this as of now, so it must be to lead their users to believe they're privacy focused.
[2] Deimos June 7, 2019 Link Parent This doesn't have anything to do with privacy, it's government sanctions: This doesn't have anything to do with privacy, it's government sanctions: In May, Washington banned U.S. companies from supplying technology to Huawei, part of a long-running campaign against the company. 2 votes Nep June 7, 2019 Link Parent yes I know, just that other companies haven't necessarily done this as of now, so it must be to lead their users to believe they're privacy focused. yes I know, just that other companies haven't necessarily done this as of now, so it must be to lead their users to believe they're privacy focused.
Nep June 7, 2019 Link Parent yes I know, just that other companies haven't necessarily done this as of now, so it must be to lead their users to believe they're privacy focused. yes I know, just that other companies haven't necessarily done this as of now, so it must be to lead their users to believe they're privacy focused.
Now they just need to do that for all the other phones they pre-install on
At least make it possible to delete the damned app
facebook is all concerned for privacy all of a sudden... weird.
I think its a marketing ploy.
This doesn't have anything to do with privacy, it's government sanctions:
yes I know, just that other companies haven't necessarily done this as of now, so it must be to lead their users to believe they're privacy focused.