The scandal surrounding Huawei is still raging. Users of the brand all over the world are divided into at least three camps. Some are trying to get rid of their devices by selling them on the Internet, while others are trying to exchange them through Samsung's Trade-in program (which does not work in Russia at the moment). There are those who quietly use smartphones from Huawei and are not going to change them for anything.
The news about the U.S. sanctions against Huawei in general was a shock to many users. Not so long ago Google announced that it was restricting access to its applications. It should be said that this software will not disappear from the smartphones of old users. However, according to rumors, Huawei and Honor users will no longer be able to receive updates via Google Play. But still, in the long term, the situation is not clear yet.
Many technobloggers recommend waiting until the end of August if you plan to buy an expensive flagship smartphone from Huawei or Honor. For now, the companies have been given a reprieve and it is possible to use American technology. But what will happen after this period, no one knows yet.
Recently, there have been a lot of posts on Twitter in support of Huawei. One user writes:
"The band Rammstein has voiced support for Huawei, which has been sanctioned by the U.S."
- CR ϟ VX (@IamCorvaX) May 28, 2019.
A user with the nickname Shameless decided to take a deeper look. He wonders:
"Isn't this a conspiracy between Apple and Samsung, against Huawei via the U.S.?"
- Shameless (@RavilIzmailoff) May 20, 2019.
The hashtag #huawei on Twitter provides quite a bit of background information. For example:
"Service team from #Microsoft headquarters in Shenzhen withdrawn.New orders from Huawei for devices running the Windows operating system are NOT ACCEPTED. Microsoft is no longer accepting orders to certify #Huawei MateBook laptops."
- Aaron Ciperovich (@ciperovich) May 28, 2019.
A Twitter user with the nickname Revazrezo writes (author's spelling and punctuation preserved):
"Went to the #Huawei brand store on Tverskaya today. Everything is working as before. Service programs are not being curtailed, sales are going on, TVs and laptops are expected. No kidding - at least that's what the sales consultant assured me."
- revazrezo (@revazrezo) May 25, 2019
Users, for the most part, are asking questions like this:
"Is it really true that there are people who sell the world's best smartphone because they were told on TV that there might be something wrong with it in a while, but even then, it's not a fact. I don't believe such people exist."
So far, there really is no understanding of how this situation will unfold next. Information will be updated.