Huawei 'to go extra mile' to reassure world on 5G security

The company says nations like the US that have banned Huawei tech from their 5G networks have"called it wrong".Huawei is the world's second largest smartphone maker and a market leader in equipment for 5G mobile data networksA senior figure at Huawei in the UK has told Sky News it is willing to go the"extra mile" to reassure countries its technology poses no security threat.

Jeremy Thompson, the Chinese telecom giant's executive vice-president, was speaking as it attempts to calm security fears over its technology by offering to sign"non-spying" agreements - including with the UK government.

Don’t trust them we don’t need cheap, inferior, Chinese products.

The UK government want to install a 5G spy mesh which turns the country into a 3D pin cloud but somehow China are the bad guys?

*the Chinese government will see every thing on the network.

That’s it,I’m convinced

They’re gonna give GavinWilliamson a role on the security panel ain’t they?

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