Beijing:
Leading Chinese technology company Huawei has officially announced the use of its Harmony operating system, a major setback for the United States, as former US President Trump tightened sanctions in May 2020 and shipped goods to Huawei. Was banned.
According to international media reports, Huawei has announced the regular use of its Harmony operating system since June. Huawei or its users did not have access to Google Apps or the Android system after US sanctions , Which caused problems for consumers.
The company announced in November last year that it would replace Android with an alternative system, which was being worked on rapidly. Now the company has announced that the ‘Harmony operating system’ will be part of regular smartphones.
According to the company’s announcement, Huawei’s phones will run on the new system from June 2. After Harmony, consumers will no longer depend on Android and will be provided with a better and more secure service than before. Huawei did not specify this. Whether the operating system will be in the new smartphones or the software of the old mobile will be updated automatically.
In May 2019, the United States blacklisted 70 companies, including technology company Huawei, for espionage. The US Department of Commerce said the move would result in US government approval for the companies. Purchase of any equipment or technology from any US company will be prohibited.
Following the imposition of sanctions by the Trump administration, all companies, including Huawei, had terminated transaction and service delivery agreements with other companies. Former US President Trump tightened the sanctions on Huawei in May 2020. The delivery of goods was banned.
