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US government intensifies its push for a ‘backdoor’ into encrypted communications
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Huawei denies that such a mandatory backdoor exists even in China and like Apple, it promises it would refuse to build such a feature into their technology.
“If it were ever proven [that we installed a backdoor], we would lose 65 percent of our business overnight,” aHuawei spokesperson said in 2014.
“That would be corporate suicide.”
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