In a press conference today, Huawei announced that they are suing the US government, stating that the restrictions imposed on Huawei are unconstitutional and that the accusations made by the government have tarnished the company’s reputation.
In its official statement, Huawei declared that the US government failed to produce evidence to support its’ claim that the smartphone company is a security threat and its restrictions on Huawei products. It has deemed that the restrictions imposed challenges the constitutionality of Section 889 of the 2019 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA). Guo Ping, Huawei Rotating Charmain, added:
This ban not only is unlawful, but also restricts Huawei from engaging in fair competition, ultimately harming U.S. consumers. We look forward to the court’s verdict, and trust that it will benefit both Huawei and the American people.
John Suffolk, Huawei’s Global Cyber Security & Privacy Officer, also stated:
At Huawei we are proud that we are the most open, transparent, and scrutinized company in the world. Huawei’s approach to security by design development and deployment sets a high standards bar that few can match.
For Huawei, the NDAA restrictions prevent the company from developing 5G technologies in the US. Guo Ping also stated that:
If this law is set aside, as it should be, Huawei can bring more advanced technologies to the United States and help it build the best 5G networks. Huawei is willing to address the U.S. Government’s security concerns. Lifting the NDAA ban will give the U.S. Government the flexibility it needs to work with Huawei and solve real security issues.
The lawsuit was filed in a U.S. District Court in Plano, Texas. Read Huawei’s full statement here or watch Huawei’s full press conference below:
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Huaweisoemotional says:
“Harming the consumers” Wow ha? Ang oa at emo ng huawei. E yung ginawang block ng china sa facebook at google, nag-emo ba sila? Natrace sa chinese ip yung nang-hack sa google before di ba? Mandatory sa chinese law na “tulungan” ng companies ang communist party government nila sa technology part. Kung ako sa huawei ititigil ko na yung sobrang appraisal sa sarili.