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Lithuania advises to get rid of your Chinese smartphone

September 24, 2021
Source: matzavreview.com matzavreview.com
News Snapshot:
The Baltic states have investigated Chinese smartphones and advises their citizens to get rid of them as soon as possible. In Lithuania, Chinese brand smartphones are no longer welcome. Worse still, the authorities are asking those who use it to get rid of it as soon as possible. The Lithuanian Defense Ministry has indeed looked into several Chinese aircraft and details its findings in a rather edifying security report. Three phones were analyzed by the Lithuanian National Cyber Security Center: a Huawei P40, a OnePlus 8T, and a Xiaomi Mi 10T. On each of them, many security problems have been...
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