Huawei - Caught Between Two Superpowers (Documentary)

The Huawei story is one with many twists and turns. In this episode, I aim to tell both sides of the story and leave it up to you to make up your mind on who you think it right.
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[@heyrmi]

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[@randomdude8920]

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[@jamietees1582]

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[@mcseedat]

High quality For everyone else Low quality for Australians

[@dmhendricks]

"This guy," like he's some random person. 🙄

[@cubertmiso]

This video was obvious shill for Huawei / China. Anybody who follows things closely would agree. Totally myopic video with half truths and narrative that supports China.

[@alexander_b132]

Huawei claims that PRISM is scary, however, Snowden described in his book that China was way ahead with the surveillance programs even before PRISM was initiated.

[@lecoureurdesbois86]

They're watched a lot more in China, quite obvious!

[@CraisonBailum]

Thanks to google

[@yt.personal.identification]

Everyone's home CC-TV goes to servers, so they can see it on an app. Who gets these images on a server? 3 guesses.

[@krzysztofkwietniewski9100]

Because China is a Totalitarian Communist state run by criminals :D

[@marshalniel]

China is always paranoid IMO after TSquare incident..

[@MixSonaProductions]

My youtube was heavily censored, after months, this is the first time i remembered i'm still subscribed to cold fustion

[@yohaneschristianp]

Are you sure you're using KZbin not Youku? Lol Yeah, youtube is becoming more like youku these days with those censorship. Irony irony

[@HibHab69]

"Small company like us." LMAO

[@d3vastat0r89]

Well, I think they're relatively small when put up against the US. Of course, in terms of a company vs other companies, they're a giant.

[@tommybazar]

From now on I'm gonna imagine Huawei as two dudes in a garage somewhere, putting together phones with their bare hands.

[@yesnonoyrsmaybe]

@@d3vastat0r89 they’re a huge 100 billion dollar revenue company

[@akzebraminer5679]

@@d3vastat0r89 No they are very large

[@baxile]

He's just being modest... and you take it seriously...

[@dadamkd]

I love how the guy refers to Huawei as small company. 200k employees 122b dollar revenue Yeah, practically a lemonade stand...

[@shre6619]

but companies like apple exists which are close to 2trillions

[@ProbablyLying]

yup.. trying to paint himself as the underdog poor little guy... common Chinese tactic.

[@level1865]

@@shre6619 apple's revenue is 270 billion dollars . Apple's market cap is 2 trillion

[@bergweg]

Interactive chart of Apple (AAPL) annual worldwide employee count from 2006 to 2020. Apple total number of employees in 2020 was 147,000, a 7.3% increase from 2019. Apple total number of employees in 2019 was 137,000, a 3.79% increase from 2018. Apple total number of employees in 2018 was 132,000, a 7.32% increase from 2017. Apple total number of employees in 2017 was 123,000, a 6.03% increase from 2016. ... So Huwaei has more wage slaves

[@_sparrowhawk]

That is pretty funny. They’re basically the Chinese Government, like all other state backed companies.

[@hackerbrinelam5381]

There is this one saying: Everything is usually more complicated and more simple than it looks

[@enriktigasna]

Hackerbrine Lam

[@ericcartman4659]

this saying is only for those people who do not want to think and research .

[@hackerbrinelam5381]

@@ericcartman4659 On the contrary.....

[@hackerbrinelam5381]

@@ericcartman4659 It is the eventual conclusion that you will arrived once the whole picture is shown

[@yunusalih]

Cant take you seriously with that profile photo, sorry.

[@chintanpatel2229]

It's strange how whole world discusses that US banned Huawei but no one discusses that China banned Google, Facebook, Twitter and a lot more.

[@yeeaaron5756]

The firewall is called censorship

[@rakdurrre]

It’s not comparable. If Hiawei’s ban in the US was the same as Google’s ban in China, Huawei would not care too much, just like Google doesn’t care too much that it’s banned in China. The problem is that the US ban makes it almost impossible for Huawei to do business now, not just in the US, but globally. ‘ These two bans really have nothing to be compared.

[@marcusl8688]

Thats because google, facebook twitter and others did not want to comply with china's law. This is the opposite for huawei. But still, vpn is very common in china hahaha.

[@diablo-tm4nx]

Well America's motto itself is free trade... So it's kidda weird they did that anyway

[@declanryan6540]

USA isn't simply stopping them from trading within their borders, they are trying to destroy them, by threatening other countries who do business with them among many other clandestine techniques.

[@connecticutaggie]

I saw in an interview with Bill Gates that Microsoft was very much aware in the 80's and 90's that Windows was heavily pirated in China but chose not to take action. The reason was very interesting. He felt that at that time, Chinese could not afford the cost of Windows and if they enforced their copyright then China would be forced to develop a low cost OS that would directly compete with Windows and that could erode Microsoft's dominance and profits overall. It sounds like the restrictions on China might realize his original concern. The cost of Software is labor and if the US SW profits drop then it is going to force those companies to reduce their labor costs. That would not be good for the US economy.

[@joshuarebello9430]

Interesting..

[@mrbyorself]

I've lived and worked in China for 7 years, half of that as a business consultant. I've never seen a company even pretend to be concerned about using pirated software or content, so long as it didn't effect their bottom line. Only the top Chinese companies that went international will consider IP, and only if it's a satellite office in another country.

[@wossengetachew3056]

Evil genius 😂 But much respect

[@robesterd8132]

@@wossengetachew3056 why evil? He’s a great man

[@Dr_Larken]

If you ever want something but think it cost too much, you simply just have to send what you want to china and have it made there! IP laws are easily bypassed!

[@lmilne2635]

"For the benefit of a few corporations, you cannot sell the privacy of the people of your country down the river" Apparently doesn't apply when the corporations are American...

[@thomaslewis7883]

Likewise...How about China's theft of US, and foreign trade secrets, consumer products, etc.? Beijing encourages Chinese who study and work abroad to copy or steal technology and rewards them when they do. A lot of the technology consumers use was developed by American companies and the Chinese just helped themselves to billions in free US-developed technology, such as IC technology [silicon chip technology ]cell phone technology, video gaming, computer technology, GPS technology, AI, robotics, ethernet, internet, software, etc.

[@Hellspawn9821]

American companies doesn't give their data to the American government In china's case, they do. That's why it's a security risk Not to mention that China has been doing some sus shit lately...

[@austinhughes2161]

@@Hellspawn9821 Snowden's leaks showed us that American companies do indeed give our data to the American government.

[@MayorMcThicc]

@@austinhughes2161 id rather trust america with my info than china

[@lmilne2635]

@@thomaslewis7883 Why is that a bad thing?

[@tosch9057]

Funny how those people are talking about privacy "for their people" when something like Google and Facebook exists...

[@itsover9008]

Would you rather a cruel regime have access to your data or a free democracy? Best thing to do it to not use any of the services.

[@tosch9057]

@@itsover9008 privacy is not defined by the intentions or actions of the entity that has access to your data. So basically neither. That's the point.

[@avocadogaming3942]

For ads vs for a Communist Dictatorship

[@darkproject3368]

@@itsover9008 "free democracy"

[@tosch9057]

@@guillermoking2662 pretty much, yes. Well at least in most cases.

[@BuddhaOwl]

Meanwhile Amazon knows when women are pregnant before they themselves do

[@DonutAgain]

I thought it was Target

[@ramirodelgado7397]

@@DonutAgain that’s what I thought as well, from the book “power of habit”

[@azhanazhan6852]

that's target

[@slay3rgamingyt]

@@DonutAgain Applies to amazon too

[@thomaslewis7883]

Cookies, etc follow your inputs, requests which are used to enhance or destroy your browsing experience. A good Malware program will warn you of those websites, scam sites that are likely to run software on your computer you didn't authorize. They can also detect and remove those files, trojans, viruses, etc without your input.

[@sihle.reads1]

6:00 short guy jumping at the back of the group pic 😅

[@Zpajro]

if you are doing apple vs intel, don't forget to include AMD

[@amrgad3893]

I feel like he is going to talk about usb-c

[@foley2626]

yes, this is important, AMD did overtake Intel so it should definitely be included

[@bestestdev]

It's probably about the new ARM chip they are slapping in the new MacBook Pros, which are supposed to have the power of a laptop cpu combined with the battery life and efficiency of mobile devices. Probably not your typical intel vs amd slug-fest.

[@netminescollege]

You like it?kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6Oqq3WJiNZ8Zqc

[@Sjrick]

Apples new chip may blow those two away.

[@JohnnyClash_]

This is such a great topic

[@KNByam]

Yes. I love these topics.

[@Russeljrjs]

In conclusion. Whoever wins, Its us the customers and consumers who will have to pay the hefty price🙂

[@IpSyCo]

Only if you buy Huawei products.

[@pinkcichlid]

Not Chinese customers, they still use Huawei. That's why Chinese pay 1/2 the price for 6G, while the US is migrating to 5G.

[@IpSyCo]

@@pinkcichlid 6G isn’t even a thing yet.

[@pinkcichlid]

@@IpSyCo Not for anywhere but China. They had finished national 5G migration over a year ago, launched 6g satellite 7month ago, has been migrating to 6g since then. 500g/s download speed (vs current US 5G speed tops at 450m/s vs Chinese 5G 900m/s). They’re working on 7G now. I think North Koreans know more about the world than some of us do lol.

[@pinkcichlid]

@@IpSyCo by the way they only pay like $20Usd per month for that which covers both mobile and home internet as well as cell phone service.

[@vervetech9395]

0:23. Huawei is currently not the largest Smartphone manufacturer. This video was uploaded a day ago so you should have known that Huawei lost that position to Samsung about a month ago.

[@ericcartmann]

This is nothing more than CCP Propaganda. "Seemly out of nowhere banned by the American Government" It wasn't out of nowhere. It was a punishment for their crimes.

[@wds3222]

@Christopher Meisner They got banned in the US buddy.

[@mitas3484]

Let’s not forget that China has banned most, if not all, EU and US websites and technology

[@MessiahManiac]

Exactly, China is in no position to talk. When they can't allow US companies to do business just because they don't align with their propaganda why should the US government allow the Chinese companies

[@MessiahManiac]

All in all, corporations and governments just seek their own profits, no one has clean hands here everybody wants your data, the internet is a filthy complex where products are being seen and sold, everyone wants a slice of it.

[@MessiahManiac]

Anonymity means spying, drug trafficking and more control over the internet means oppression. The internet is truly a mess tbh.

[@MessiahManiac]

Indian government is joining the Chinese bandwagon of internet surveillance, massive internet blockades and hiding sensitive information. No one is different.

[@nathanielmguli9660]

Technologies? No. Websites? Definitely. Don't want to sound like I'm riding China's pole but what those bans do is limit information. In that way, they all see things the same way. That's how China manages its people. I'm putting this plainly but it is a far more complex ideology. Think about it.

[@reachhh212]

nice video, but between French energy companies in the 2010s to Japanese electronics giants in the 80s, the US has a far from spotless record on free trade.

[@buckwheat6360]

Yes, but the US is under the control of the United States corporation is a fiction and which is now bankrupt. The organic United States (of America) still exists, is real and is NOT bankrupt.

[@curious_one1156]

@@buckwheat6360 Lol no. Things are way better in places like Germany and UK.

[@0FlightlessBird0]

I’m very interested in TSMCs role in this debacle. Apples switch from x86 to ARM made a lot of waves this year. Fundamentally im averse to any ideological influence on the relentless march forward of Moore’s law/ efficient computational power. Sure is interesting to watch it unfold

[@bloodandbonezzz]

1. You've not been updating your Spotify podcast since December last year. 2. Can we have these perspectives? - China Trade Deal US: Positive and Negatives. - Non-China-Trade-Deal US: Positives and Negatives. Enjoying your content, thanks for this one.

[@sovcitwatch]

Hauwei also stole IP from and was the final nail in the coffin for Nortel in Canada. Now Nortel would make an interesting coldfusion video. They were way ahead of their time in certain aspects.

[@krzysztofkwietniewski9100]

Honestly. How is it possible that when music businesses losses money on piracy everyone has to pay EXTRA tax for every storage device (Because it might be used for piracy). But when Chinese government run company Huawei sends spy to disassemble, take photos of western prototypes and then sells copies of them everyone is okey. None sends Cease and desist and every argument against spies from Huawei is xenophobia somehow.

[@RaydeusMX]

Can you make a video about the massive surveillance systems put in place in China to keep people under control? We'll probably have something similarly massive over here in the very near future (Facebook, Twitter and Google are already working hard on suppressing information), so it's probably a good idea knowing how they work and what they do.

[@alancbenny2806]

I too would like to see that video. That would be really educational.

[@rileyjoseph3488]

That’s funny that you think it’s the media company’s who would be running such a massive surveillance program.

[@draken5379]

Us Govt already has massive surveillance mate, its mentioned in the video. Prism.

[@JsilntParkour90]

@@rileyjoseph3488 they already do

[@Pradeep-ix6dj]

@@draken5379 China has a much bigger surveillance network than PRISM. And it also has more CCTVs that there are people. Tracking you all the time.

[@wololocute]

One important correction "1 line of Hongmeng(harmony) code not equal to 100 lines of android code". Hongmeng apps are build with java or javascript while android uses kotlin which is more efficient then java. So it should be in reverse. One more point to note is Hongmeng is still in infant stage and may require upto 3 years to catch upto android but Google is also coming up with fuchsia os which is more secure and advance.

[@Real_JMIH]

always informative as always

[@why_tho_]

Coldfusion: *Uploads* Me: *Pizza time*

[@bluemamba5317]

Me: Coffee time

[@mabd7340]

Do u live in russia

[@DoctaOsiris]

1 line of code can do the same as 100 lines of Android code? How? 😲 That doesn't sound right at all, I'll be extremely surprised if that's true at all 🤣

[@ilnastic]

It's cause of the metric system ;) (jkjk I agree with you tho)

[@Pradeep-ix6dj]

@@ilnastic 🤣

[@godtable]

It doesn't really mean anything, it's marketing terns. It depends on how high level commands they use. You can write one line of code but that doesn't translate necessarily to one line of machine language code, it could be hundreds or thousands lines of assembly code in the end. Also Android is not such high bar to rich, I am sure there are technologies that achieve the claimed 16% imprudent.

[@bjkrisay]

It may be some type of AI source code, that is able to generate code of its own. Maybe that's why they consider it one line of code? Not 100% sure, just taking a guess.

[@busybusiness9121]

They might be using there own coding language which is more efficient than java or swift.

[@silentA221]

You should create your own app with bitesized docs... amazing work dude

[@theone0070]

Stay strong Huawei!!! Down with U. S. & A. Greetings from Switzerland

[@MemesNDrims]

My first thought when I saw the Huawei store: that looks a lot like an apple store.

[@lowwastehighmelanin]

They're doing the same shit they've always done: copy the homework with minimal changes to make it seem JUST different enough to not get sued 🤣

[@TexasTimelapse]

Because China steals and copies EVERYTHING!

[@ritwikreddy5670]

@@TexasTimelapse Its just the culture in China. In everywhere else, copying is seen as a coward's and talentless act. In China, it is seen as an act of establishing dominance, individual provinces in China copy each other's architecture and infrastructure as an act of dominance. In short, while everyone is looking at China like a thief for copying, the chinese are feeling great about themselves as they are establishing dominance over the world by copying them.

[@Theoryofcatsndogs]

I guess you never visit Microsoft store.

[@BigBoss-ps6vk]

@@ritwikreddy5670 because they’re trying to create something with a western appeal for western market? Apple copied a lot from Microsoft at early days and Samsung copied a lot from apple as well. Your point make no sense.

[@AkosM]

Would be foolish to think that Huaweii does not have close ties with the CCP.

[@krzysztofkwietniewski9100]

Its like USSR saying that nothing happened in Chernobyl and @Coldfusion making video that western Europe is just xenophobic for no reason.

[@manusjiedowen-ck12a18]

Actually every major chinese company has a department/office for the CCP.

[@callumhaynes1384]

Fantastic video once again mate

[@SionTheDiff]

Great video! You should do a video on the security industry..... The US sanctions also directly effected brands like Hikvision and Dahua. Both Chinese and the largest and second largest security system manufacturers in the world. I work in the industry in the UK and this only drove China to develop their own better chips for these companies and are thriving more than ever. The mobile and telecommunications markets are different but security is BOOMING! would be awesome to see a video on this subject. 👍

[@kevincurran7152]

It's not so much caught between the powers as it is part of the state apparatus of one of the powers involved

[@krzysztofkwietniewski9100]

They are literally the Electronics Warfare Department of China People's Liberation Army

[@pilot4life15]

This seems to be the problem with journalism now days, literally taking what the heads of companies say as truth without digging deeper. especially since the founder of huawai was literally a soldier for the communist party.

[@krzysztofkwietniewski9100]

@@JohnSmith3x911s Last time I checked Korea (the south one) was not a totalitarian communist state that killed 50 mln of their own people and is now currently running concentration camps for political prisoners. It really matters who do you give your secrets to.

[@Pradeep-ix6dj]

@@JohnSmith3x911s do you think North Koreans will be comfortable with Samsung and Hyundai doing business in their country?

[@dustin1211]

@@Pradeep-ix6dj why the hell would anyone do business in North Korea? There economy is terrible and it a dictatorship wich doesn't give a fuck about human rights.

[@Serthys1]

12:17 gotta love those factories still running Windows XP

[@peterfriede8194]

I've worked in places where there was windows 2000 on the machines (in 2019).

[@MegaKapo12]

My old job had windows XP for labelling the cost of changing all of the machines was greater than a new computer system. It still works in 2020

[@earlkentsucalit3301]

@@peterfriede8194 is windows 2000 necessary or upgrading their os is just not in their priority?

[@peterfriede8194]

@@earlkentsucalit3301 the latter. This and a lack of IT Skills in my country

[@Ryuuko3]

Windows XP is more stable with old software.

[@hherilshah5733]

Happy Diwali Mr. ColdFusion to you and to your family and also a very happy new year.... Stay safe and protect yourself from this pandemic covid-19......

[@Aditya-tt1ws]

His name is Dagogo...

[@tat3179]

My take? The US merely hasten the invietable by making this move against Huawei. China indeed has plans to develop high tech sectors independent of the US and offer it as an alternative to the US, this merely strengthens their resolve to achieve their goals. China, after this incident no longer sees the US as a reliable supplier and will work as much as they can to be independent of it. Expect Chinese Chips, Chinese software...etc in the coming decades.

[@TheBandit7613]

And I trust the government of China not even a little bit. The US government is not perfect but it's not a dictatorship.

[@madhurjyadasgupta7796]

All while supressing their own citizens in the name of pseudo-democracy and constantly bullying its neighbours. World under US leadership might not be the best but it is certainly better than the Chinese way.

[@tat3179]

@@madhurjyadasgupta7796 Ask the people of Iraq, Afghanistan and other countries which the US have bombed and invaded which country they prefer.

[@madhurjyadasgupta7796]

@@tat3179 China is not any less of a bully too. In spite of India considering China an ally, they backstabbed on us and occupied the North Eastern part of the country. Doesn't matter how their communist government justifies the apparent illegal takeover as necessary, they still attacked a relatively weaker nation at that time, and backstabbed a close ally. A few kilometers of uninhabitable land dispute is not at all a reason to attack another country. Sure, the US did commit a lot of war crimes, and most of them are definitely unforgivable. But so did China and therefore, I don't see how the world would be any better, if not worse, under the Chinese leadership.

[@tat3179]

@@madhurjyadasgupta7796 For you that is bullying. For them, they are defending their borders. Both sides claim the territory. After all, India claimed Pakistan part of Kashmir too. And no, India and China were never "close allies". Fact is, they won, India lost. And of course, the loser will whine about being "bullied". That is natural. What China did not do is fucking with countries far from its borders because it doesn't like their leaders or the way it was run.

[@rpx3257]

Yes,A new video...It feels so long to wait for a video from coldfusion,But totally worth it! Also please continue your "How big" or "History" series they were really informative.....Anyone who wants those series????

[@krzysztofkwietniewski9100]

But this time, @coldfusion do your research first. Not like with this video :(

[@Patrick-wn6uj]

wat are you even talking about? almost all of his videos are this long same even longer

[@rpx3257]

@@Patrick-wn6uj Oh I didn't mean the length of video,I meant the time between coldfusion uploads video eventhough it is only a week it feels much longer.....

[@starboysuniverse9956]

Cold fusion was payed by the CCP to boost their propaganda, if not how would you say china's most important Military equipment Marker(Huawei) is caught in the middle, how? its a Chinese Government company funded by the CCP themselves.

[@charllaque]

Be carefully with your words, siri and celia can hear you... Scary af....

[@AiJa-nz2rk]

Alexa, Bixby and OpenAi..

[@charllaque]

@@AiJa-nz2rk Cortana

[@AiJa-nz2rk]

😁

[@martinbelfort5113]

this is american, 100% safety guaranteed. 2x refund in case of pronlem

[@shifty277]

Nice job at agregating it all. Thumbs up.

[@vericky]

this youtube is a GOLD ! great quality and thought , thank you.

[@ravenlord4]

I'd be more sympathetic to Huawei if Chinese markets were as open as US markets.

[@fanesxx]

It was this comment for me.... It summarizes everything

[@frostman9661]

100% agree.

[@Ferreira0504]

And if they would stop with their human rights abuses.

[@theadam7598]

China cries foul and says that any tariffs and barriers are bad for foreign consumers and just idiotic whilst maintaining a near quasi closed economy in comparison to America.

[@sinoroman]

is it any surprising that a developing country isn't as open as a developed country?

[@rahulgarg6753]

Pure huawei promotional video! Didn't expect it from this channel.

[@ProbablyLying]

Ya, I got a sense that this video was biased as well. The multiple IP thefts by Huawei were quickly mentioned and swept under the rug by Dagogo.

[@basshunterdota625]

@@ProbablyLying we need to decouple from china shift the comapanies out of china and cripple them forever.

[@ransommafefe]

Best documentaries you will ever find on the internet

[@crazyshorts4278]

US : Huawei is spying on us!! Also US : *Taps Angela Merkel phone for years*

[@AlexLikesFloors]

Personally I don’t think my government should have tapped her phone. Huawei may not be spying but it does pose a security risk because all Chinese companies are required to hand over data to the CCP whenever it requests it.

[@blahblahyou22]

@@AlexLikesFloors US federal gov does the same thing. Heard of Snowden? Also, MS handed over encrypted messages to the US Gov - www.theguardian.com/world/2013/jul/11/microsoft-nsa-collaboration-user-data

[@sownheard]

@@AlexLikesFloors the same thing counts in america

[@AlexLikesFloors]

@@sownheard What counts?

[@yaaninja]

@@AlexLikesFloors No they dont lol

[@whenlifegivesyouLSD]

in Egypt we say "dear lord, turn the tyrants on each other and let's walk away safely." and that's exactly how I feel.

[@juthikajana8153]

Well said. This whole "I am better "rhetoric polarises countries which are not even involved.

[@jamesasimmons]

I love this saying!!!

[@brainwashington1332]

tyrants? what has China done to u? then ask urself what has the US done for ur enemies

[@hellion605]

@@brainwashington1332 uyghur genocide

[@20_percent]

Technology moves as fast as I go to the store for beer

[@sammyspero3648]

until the beer goes to 9 percent alcohol I'll join you!!! hehehe.....

[@andrew_koala2974]

And people say that the dollar doesn't go very fat these days. I will tell you exactly how far it goes... The with of a counter. It will go so far you will never see it again.

[@a55tech]

i dun gettit

[@derwin.tambunan]

You must be working extremely hard to explain this. I did write my paper in my political science class on this topic.

[@allnamesaretakenful]

The US has always been terrified of competition.

[@anees2410]

I love your after credits - tease it keeps me hype 😍 Was waiting for this more than election results.

[@ankitjain2636]

Big fan sir

[@MSTRpro1400]

damn you are fast

[@DMDCOFFICIAL]

“One line of our code does what 10 lines of google” wtf is that even supposed to mean !

[@AlexKidd4Fun]

Yay! They bundle some code libraries with their version! 😀

[@omsingh4478]

Because android code is very inefficiency, this will allow huaweis os to be much faster than either iOS or Android basically

[@evankurniawan1311]

@@omsingh4478 unfortunately Huawei OS, even if it were made better in every way. It's very hard to get out globally without Google services. OS is useless without apps to support it

[@omsingh4478]

@@evankurniawan1311 nah, for most people its easy. There are equivalenet, if not better replacements for google maps, google chrome, google photos etc. and huawei os will support all the android games apparently, like cod mobile. KZbin is good, but there is a better version of the app called youtube vanced, and a better version of instagram called instader. Unfortunately people do not do enuf research and just discard products without a second thought if they are not simple and 'good enough' to use in daily life.

[@danielfansgroup]

A line us a command. Think of it as saying 4 commands in one sentance rather than saying it in 4. It makes thing faster

[@harsh9558]

Great video.

[@gabrieldenouden7301]

I’ve been waiting so long for this

[@PhreakBoy]

And then there's Google Apple Facebook Amazon!

[@MelaninMagdalene]

@Daniel Mukura I love it. Probably because I’m not a jealous hater

[@sudarshanalevoor8196]

& microsoft

[@Jab_Air]

@Daniel Mukura The Chinese were further ahead in espionage when PRISM came out.

[@joosunkmybattleship]

Prism program is literally doing what the US is accusing Huawei.

[@yaaninja]

oof that sad

[@tony_mo]

Yep, quite a ironic situation isn't it? If I'm telling you that a government X is merely accusing a government Y of spying (through company A) with no public proof while it's been a public information since years that government X does exactly that (with companies B, C, D, E, F...) with public proofs, what would you think? I don't understand by which logic one can trust government X's country as a reliable provider with any IT critical equipment while banning government Y's country as a provider! www.infoworld.com/article/2608141/snowden--the-nsa-planted-backdoors-in-cisco-products.html

[@musictest9999]

i just found a bunch of comments from you on a paramore video from 9 years ago :DDDDDDDDD small world

[@mli3793]

Trump were talking about the trade deficit between the US and China in trading with each other but I don't see that as a problem. The big problem is China stealing IP and US getting vounerable from having Chinese divices.

[@krzysztofkwietniewski9100]

And *CHINESE* *GOVERNMENT* literally has a STEAL IP PROGRAM called: "Thousand Talents Plan". @Coldfusion Please do some research before making a video. Google: "Oxford places ban on donations and research grants from Huawei"

[@lecoureurdesbois86]

It means more American money is going to China as profit than Chinese money to the US. Considering the size of the gap, it is a *huge* problem. Plus the fact that China is an ennemy, since they want to overtake

[@tenchichrono]

This hearsay or confirmed?

[@Jason-du7pq]

@@krzysztofkwietniewski9100 Anecdotally the keyword ‘thousand talents plan’ is banned in China 😂

[@rackarol]

@@krzysztofkwietniewski9100 this is about huawei and not about china he talked about the Chinese government to give some context so obviously he cant go in detail or it will be a long hour video, think before you speak

[@benderbendingrofriguez3300]

why do you guys dont' mention the arrest of Meng Wanzhou ? She was arrested in december 2018 in Canada on behalf of the US government.

[@doppelganger9254]

Its because it would not fit the video agenda

[@rakdurrre]

Yeah and it’s being used as a lever. If you’re interested in this strategy by the US government, search for “Frédéric Pierucci”. His story is telling.

[@vivekp4854]

This is an Australian channel, he doesn't have any agenda. Who are you guys so butt hurt about America?

[@harrisontyrrell7636]

I owned a Huawei y550 and it was absolutely insane. For $90 it was far more powerful easier to use, and larger then the iPhone 4 I got after it

[@surajnallapothula3903]

That's because they don't invest on R&D, but steal stuff. It looks all great, until it affects you. What if you worked on something for years, and someone copied your intellectual property, and made a better product than you with half the price ???

[@willb3486]

Yeah they are the tits! If you like providing the CCP with all your personal data!

[@Bontleygang]

Music alway on point 👌👌

[@lakshgambhir]

Samsung: We are not Chinese. Korean Economy goes brrrr...

[@BYD_LRT]

Samsung ripped off Apple for several years, but the US government doesn't care since South Korea is under US military control.

[@TheFourthWinchester]

@@BYD_LRT Apple literally copied most of its tech from Samsung. Apple sues Samsung and everyone else just for time pass because of the huge amounts of profits it has.

[@yaaninja]

alot of apples profits comes from suing samsung lol

[@vijendrajaiswal]

The rise of Huawei by copyright infringement of Nortel Networks would have given a more clear view of its practices.

[@Pradeep-ix6dj]

There is no word for Copyright in Mandarin 🤣

[@jimpad5608]

Not true nortel had no real IP

[@Pradeep-ix6dj]

@Jeffrey You some people don’t get sarcasm 🤣

[@vijendrajaiswal]

@@jimpad5608 do share your email, will share the entire documents regarding the technology transfer

[@wombat7961]

I could barely afford new technology in America, so i buy directly from Huawei or other luxury brands in China - and i have to say its all very impressive and better quality than American equivalent (smartwatches, headphones, mobile phones, laptops, accessories, etc, etc) Expect to save so much money!!

[@OpticfIare]

i am married love my wife.... would never cheat on her... but i got a serious man crush on this man... his voice and his intellect when breaking down documentaries.... i am serious! (no homo) i really admire you!

[@jnusslein6301]

USA: please just forget PRISM

[@saifeddinezouaghi4788]

I just want to congratulate you about the classy content. one of my favorite KZbinrs. hands Down !!

[@hhani172]

Awsome topic..

[@brianpiong3433]

Your channel are sooooooo good

[@BrandonshanesProductions]

I don't know why but watching Cold fusion videos make me relaxed

[@stachowi]

his voice and music

[@YeshuaWon]

You should seriously consider doing voice over work. Incredible voice. Could easily pull millions a year if you invest five years doing it.

[@aidilmubarock5394]

Why do you think he didn't make those kinds of money with this channel?

[@wwatse]

I like this guys voice

[@baskett98]

This was a great video. However, I expected it to be longer since he'd been taking about it for weeks.

[@seanlee9146]

China: bans google, facebook, twitter, instagram, whatsapp Everyone: US: bans huawei Everyone: surprise pikachu face

[@clementoseitano7568]

They were banned for non compliance. The Chinese government, like every government, may not be honest, but they are reasonable about those companies.

[@kingofthejungle4491]

You forgot to mention that Apple, Microsoft and Amazon have been operating in China for a long time. Ever wondered why? It's because they follow Chinese law. Facebook, Google, Twitter etc doesn't. Huawei hasn't broken any US laws. There's absolutely zero proof to do so in front of court. That is why the US government is bypassing the courts and abusing "national security" to do things without any proof. EDIT: broken laws that warrants a ban. I'm replying to a comment that's talking about bans. IP infringements are handled in courts and fines are issued, not bans that are made with an Executive order that bypasses the courts.

[@SaurabhKumar-uo6ms]

@@kingofthejungle4491 "Huawei hasn't broken any US laws" Really ?is stealing (Cisco and nortel source code) is not breaking of law? Its different thing that US did not ban huawei at that time.

[@eustache_dauger]

Then again, China doesn't proclaim to be the paragon of the free society.

[@kingofthejungle4491]

​@@SaurabhKumar-uo6ms If that warrants a ban, then Apple, Samsung, Microsoft all needs to be banned. Come on. Such violations are slapped with fines, not a ban. This is standard stuff. Be real. The US steals from foreign nations all the time. It's called the ECHELON program.

[@LEVINX69]

Happy Diwali to everyone! :)

[@darrell2322]

Excuse me but wth is diwali?

[@bhavikjn5715]

@@darrell2322 Indian festival of Light! When god Rama came back to home after 14 years of exile and defeating evil lord Ravana. Happy Diwali

[@Raghav1981]

Thank you May this festival of lights bring happiness to you

[@odidiayb429]

Maahn you can just sit watching videos from this great channel learning about very informative things that can help improve your life...Thank you for such quality content

[@DuckontruckYT]

Watching this on a Huawei phone hits different

[@MRSK1969]

The best KZbin could give us is this channel.

[@rocketman1058]

it used to be, until it wen into heavy fakes recently

[@dimzoll3669]

Bill Clinton acting for the benefit of the average US worker once again 🤣

[@MJ-27]

Let's not forget Clinton introduced NAFTA and look what's happened since🤕🤕.

[@roscojenkins7451]

What if Clinton only went to the Epstein Island because he wanted to serenade the Royals with his sweet saxophone? WHY IS NOBODY TALKING ABOUT THIS!!!

[@rajeevarts398]

@@roscojenkins7451 they will ban you when someone does , because they think it will help Trump

[@scremingwhisper1720]

@@MJ-27 what happened was the United States had more trade with its closest countries Mexico and Canada to the benefit of us farmers who are able to export their food to the detriment of farmers in Mexico so what are you on about the United States also built factories in Mexico and Canada for vehicles

[@Theoryofcatsndogs]

I don't see any republicans against the idea at that time. Even Trump open "his" hotel in china. Let's just say, no one in US expected China will become so evil.

[@worldexperiencesuperworldv1236]

I'm Norwegian and I know if HUAWEI I love HUAWEI is best I love HUAWEI I'm on HUAWEI's Team always no matter what 🥰🥰

[@chadmoore4298]

I've owned a newer Huawei phone, and it was one of my favorite phones I've ever had

[@trist359]

I eagerly await every new Cold Fusion video lately. Ever since you did your background video and started with your weekly uploads your channel has felt so much more personal and like a genuine dialogue. That being said, I do feel like you may have missed some key points in the video, Hauwei has definitely been caught collecting info on foreign states and feeding that to the CCP - Google what they did at the African Union. Loving the videos Dagogo, fun fact - I call my grandmother GoGo :D Would love a video on Hong Kong, Cheers!

[@krzysztofkwietniewski9100]

Rather what's left of Hong Kong :(

[@trist359]

@@krzysztofkwietniewski9100 :( Shocked at the lack of media coverage!

[@austinhughes2161]

Hmm, the AU thing is cited often but the actual report hasn't mentioned anything about Huawei in it.

[@trist359]

@@austinhughes2161 Due to China's influence in the region. The AU never officially commented on the incident and all the IT infrastructure was supplied by Hauwei, who was excluded from performing the overhaul that took place directly following the scandal. That's a lot of smoke for no fire if you ask me.

[@austinhughes2161]

@@trist359 Are you speculating or are these facts? Sounds to me like you're speculating in lieu of actual evidence.

[@Rockinsoul1214]

Please do a video on how social media platforms like Facebook succeeded in addicting the people and the scientific research(if there's) behind it.

[@shivam8076]

Scientific reasons.......D

[@iamdsxi5459]

There is it’s the dopamine addiction

[@paradigmshifter0146]

I'm watching this on my HUAWEI. Love this phone.

[@Michal_Kosakowski]

Great stuff, as always. Suggestion for another video, another Chinese tech giant: DJI? Keep up the great work mate.

[@a.inception1094]

I see coldfusion i click

[@tabaghdissar]

Hi, First I would like to say that your videos / documentaries are great but for this one, I have a lot of comments as an engineer and X Huawei employee. First, Huawei is not the world largest smartphone manufacturer, it just overtook Samsung in sales for one quarter (Q2) due to Covid-19 pandemic. I think not only the US should fight china, but the EU, UK and Australia should do the same. China and their companies encourage intellectual properties theft and there are even prizes for this. A lot of companies had gone bankrupt because of this. The spying was not just claimed but also proved. I don't think a lot of countries care because most are doing the same, it's about USA staying the economy superpower. Before resigning from Huawei, I sent email about illegal activities, even to Ren personal assistant, but no one cares if it doesn't endanger their business. When Mr. Ren visited our office they sent most of the employees outside office, so he doesn't hear the stuff they don't want him to hear. PRISM is nothing compared to the spying in China and the great firewall in China and the censorship is unimaginable. Russia is not keen on working with China but the US left Russia no choice. Also, I want to mention that the most expensive thing in a product it's R&D cost and if you steal from others, you can sell cheaper. Firing an employee who is accused of intellectual property theft is nothing if Huawei is still using that technology, which a lot of Chinese companies survive because if theft which is normal in their culture and that should stop. My ideas are scattered because I just wrote what came to my mind and what I could remember, another thing that you can't do in China. I don't agree with everything the US is doing and the communication should be better with their allies.

[@TexasTimelapse]

Scattered ideas or not, you hit the nail on the head 100%.

[@ProbablyLying]

ARe you laowhy86? Sounds like a direct copy of his message.

[@TexasTimelapse]

@@ProbablyLying You're probably just lying

[@anneclarence1704]

not true

[@timetraveller885]

Don't believe you!!!

[@brolysujay]

With each video I get through information about the topic. That's cold fusion for ya.

[@rajrahman328]

How nice and clear his voice is 😍

[@never1960]

Video suggestion: Nikolo Motor and his 34 billion dollar scam

[@DJVARAO]

Nikola is the new Theranos. Next one: Hyperloop

[@darkpope6667]

@@DJVARAO NIKOLA IS THE REAL DEAL. NIO AND ALL THOSE COMMIE COMPANIES ARE THE REAL SCAM.

[@RoniaProductions]

This makes me so sad. World peace is right at our fingertips, we have all the technology needed. Greed is the only thing standing in the way.

[@charlech]

The world is run on greed on a massive scale.

[@arunavaghatak6281]

Without people greedy for money, we wouldn't have had all that technology today. Money motivates people.

[@theendurance]

@Arunava Ghatak Thats not greed. Thats called capitalism. Greed is wanting money at the expense of others (i.e. hurting others for money)

[@charlech]

@@theendurance greed for power

[@Racko.]

I Hope you understand that Money is greed and greed leads to power, it's a domino effect

[@rajkishoreprasad7553]

Keep going

[@nightshadehelis9821]

India is so based. I love them for not bending the knee to China.

[@Sandiile]

So glad you posted on my birthday.

[@kennethpesaitis3934]

happy birthday bro

[@lillyswann9922]

Happy birthday

[@Sandiile]

@@kennethpesaitis3934 Thank you so much

[@Sandiile]

@@lillyswann9922 Thank you so much.

[@alimurtaza31]

Luckily for Huawei, they’ll likely be in history textbooks 50 years from now, so that’s something.

[@BrandonshanesProductions]

They might be back soon since biden but I don't really know what's gonna happen

[@itsover9008]

I hope they are relegated to the history books.

[@marcofava]

@@itsover9008 why?

[@paidninja1413]

@@marcofava coz they never going mainstream ever again

[@krzysztofkwietniewski9100]

As a company that *NEVER* *invented* anything and was caught 342 times disassembling highly valuable prototypes of western products. After every incident they just make a confuse face and say: "Sooooo, not for me?" and after 5 min send the same guy to another western company R&D department.

[@krabstickle]

10:17 - 'Google *bars*'... That's a nice misspelling by CBNC

[@humanperson5134]

Since Huawei is primarily employee owned the US picked a fight. Anything that has an aroma of fairness must be squelched.

[@gurung1812]

Alstom,Japanese company in 80's huawei is not the first nor will be last

[@Ivan-bg1jp]

You're talking about Toshiba. Alstom is French.

[@starboysuniverse9956]

Cold fusion was payed by the CCP to boost their propaganda, if not how would you say china's most important Military equipment Marker(Huawei) is caught in the middle, how? its a Chinese Government company funded by the CCP themselves.

[@gurung1812]

@@Ivan-bg1jp I know that thanks i just forgotten the toshiba that's why i wrote japan

[@gurung1812]

@@starboysuniverse9956 Being objective is payed by ccp 🤣🤣🤣.but getting funded by CIA is what?

[@starboysuniverse9956]

@@gurung1812 yea people will put their lives down for the CIA not for the CCP who harvest its own innocent citizens organs, also putting their own citizen in a modern day NAZI concertation camps, and is cracking down Hong Kong, wants to invade Taiwan, fight india in the mountains and also claiming the south china sea as it own property that all countries would have to follow chinese laws when passing through. I bet people like you would have gone mad if the CIA claims the whole Atlantic sea but yet all those poor south American countries still have access.

[@neildegrassetyson2615]

Hey, for in the future, could you give more information when refering to an American think thank. This because there are many, many, many think thanks that are funded by multinationals or that are loyal to a party and will only produce opinions that comply with the existing powers.

[@billyuba2900]

Neil! What’s happening, my dude?! You knowledge Pimp!!!You go, son!😉

[@GarfieldRex]

It's from the Council on Foreign Relations.

[@andresiniesta9955]

The main think-tank that produces reports about the Uyghurs in China is the Australian Strategic Policy Institute aka ASPI is actually funded by US weapons manufacturers like Raytheon, Boeing, Lockheed Martin and of course the US government itself. They play up the China threat everywhere so that they buy weapons and these US weapons manufacturers make more money and gives more funding to these think-tanks who further play up the China threat to get governments to buy more weapons and so on and so forth, completing the cycle.

[@dhiahidri]

Been waiting for this episode for long, I liked it even before watching it.

[@coinparadise]

Thanks