Huawei Phones Had Bootleg Access to Google Apps. Not Anymore

[rott]

How's the super glue coming?
@F-22Raptor

 

[zectech]

Aptoide

https://www.aptoide.com/en/home

No one own it. Free and Independent.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aptoide

I use Aptoide, but am looking forward to a Chinese app store.

Google Play has no apps that get rid of youtube ads. Yet you can find that online with a simple search. Apps I want aren't on Google Play, I have to go to aptoide or somebody lists where to find the app online. The amount of time I use apps, 99% of the time the apps are not found on google play, the best apps, like youtube without ads (with an ad blocker) are elsewhere. Google Play is turning out to be sh*t too.

This is why this is great news for me, to have a Chinese rival app store. Much more freedom and liberty in China. Washington is nazi.

 

[LeGenD]

After seeing instances of videos about Android taking your privacy data for no permission I always dislike any android software.

This is false. Google software, applications and services - all highlight 'terms & conditions' to the endusers when they try to use them. Concentrate on these 'terms & conditions' and you will understand.

I shall help you: https://policies.google.com/privacy?hl=en

Lot of propaganda on YouTube, Facebook and even Whatsapp. The enduser should know better.

The fear of your data ending up in Apple,s server is more real

APPLE take security of the data of its consumers very seriously and does not share it with agencies (American and foreign), one of the reasons why people respect and admire APPLE.

Here is an example: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/FBI–Apple_encryption_dispute

No company go that far to protect data of its consumers.

APPLE had significant disputes with CIA as well. Imagine this.

YOU cannot stand up to CIA and live to tell the tale no matter where you are living. They will take you down if they are willing. CIA is very dangerous organization.

I would rather be on APPLE then Android.

 

[KhanBaba2]

An excellent one. With the exception of Microsoft, whose core competence lies far from phones, the other companies are tiny and don't have a superpower backing them. I say this with some bitterness since the US screwed Research In Motion.

Huawei is massive, has been doing phones for a very long time, and does have a superpower backing it. Other companies' halfhearted efforts are irrelevant.

Will other Chinese Android jump on Huawei bandwagon or will they try to capture the market vacated by Huawei. I think it will be the latter.

 

[TeesraIndiotHunter]

How is it finished, you drooling idiot? Leaving aside the certainty that Huawei will develop its own app store, the vast majority of its business is in China, where Google and its ilk have no presence.

You retarded incel....nobody gives a shit about Chinese companies doing business within china. There are whole social media companies bigger than may be facebook or instagram there---but you never even hear about them. Why? because they don't matter unlike American global enterprises like Facebook, Instagram, Youtube, Google etc.

Huwei was a rising and upcoming challenge to smartphone giants like Samsung and Apple globally. That has been rendered ineffective now as nobody is going to buy Huwei en masse outside of China (if the restrictions remain intact and there's no way to circumvent them)

Now f*ck off with your tail in your arsehole and go back to your mom's basement you waste of a dog's sperm.

 

[Cookie Monster]

Aptoide

https://www.aptoide.com/en/home

No one own it. Free and Independent.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aptoide

Yeah but Aptoide is just an app store...not an OS. With android shutting out Huawei(whether right or wrong) it creates the possibility of other companies being shut out. Even if that never happens...the possibility still exists. Since iOS and android are both American in a sense...it creates the need for an OS that no one owns...or rather is a free to use platform for anyone...ALWAYS. Some forks of Android already exist but i guess Huawei already has something else they are working on. In any case IMO Huawei will take a huge loss...they would lose a considerable amount of sales for a few years but eventually this will give rise to a third OS in the phone market, which will take away a good chunk of users from the android platform(mainly Chinese). So in a way both companies(Huawei and Google) would lose(some profits) in the long run.

 

[ZeEa5KPul]

Now f*ck off with your tail in your arsehole and go back to your mom's basement you waste of a dog's sperm.

I don't even know what to make of this Borat insult. I guess to you China is a lot like Israel - you hate it but you can't do sh*t about it. Stay mad, loser.

 

[Beast]

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@waz @The Eagle

Please take care of this forumer and his comments.

Thanks

 

[Brainsucker]

But Huawei is not only about mobile phone. They are just about some percentage of this company product. So even if the sales drop, Huawei won't get any problem from it, and can repair the problem in near future, with more investment.

 

[Rusty]

But Huawei is not only about mobile phone. They are just about some percentage of this company product. So even if the sales drop, Huawei won't get any problem from it, and can repair the problem in near future, with more investment.

maybe, they are leading in 5g and what not.
Problem is that the west is boxing them in, they first banned their 5g tech, now this.
Slowly most of their businesses will be affected.

I don't know what Huawei can do outside of becoming a China only brand with a little business in developing countries.

 

[kankan326]

maybe, they are leading in 5g and what not.
Problem is that the west is boxing them in, they first banned their 5g tech, now this.
Slowly most of their businesses will be affected.

I don't know what Huawei can do outside of becoming a China only brand with a little business in developing countries.

Huawei already got 5g orders from 60 countries. Selling products to developing countries doesn't mean less profitable. I believe Huawei phones can still be sold well in western countries even without google. As long as the their prices are competitive enough.

 

[Hyde]

gotta say, I bought a P20 pro last year.... worst decision I have ever made.
From now on I am only going to buy google pixels.

Also, just a side note ( and I am not trying to troll anyone)
I find it immensely interesting that china makes so much money off of Android yet blocks Google in their country.

This is blasphemy

I bought P20 Pro when it was on Pre-order sale and it was so difficult for me to get rid of it when I gave it to my mom. Went back to Note 8 afterwards so had to buy Mate 20 Pro for smoother experience. These days I am using Mate 20 X... So yes my love for Huawei phones have not lost since P20 Pro

 

[Trango Towers]

Huwei is finished. Who'd buy Huwei outside of China in absence of Google aps?

Imagine spending $1000 to get a phone where you can't even open Youtube app looool

True...but America is playing a dangerous game...it could end up back firing as European and Asian companies realise the dangers of using american products