Zhongguancun Online News: According to Xinhua News Agency, on January 13, the German Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) issued a notice to Xiaomi, confirming that there was no evidence that Xiaomi mobile phones had a "censorship" function.
In September 2021, a "product survey report" from Lithuania claimed that Xiaomi phones sold in Europe had built-in detection and censorship. In response, BSI conducted an investigation for three and a half months and ultimately concluded that nothing unusual was found and no further investigation or other measures were required. In response to the aforementioned report, the notice specifically states: "BSI was unable to detect the transmission behavior of the filtered list mentioned in the original report. ”
A Xiaomi spokesperson said it was pleased that BSI confirmed that Xiaomi complied with data privacy and security laws in the European Union and various countries. At present, Xiaomi mobile phones occupy a leading position in the European market. Market research agency Canalys shows that in the third quarter of 2021, Xiaomi ranked second in the European smartphone market, and is the Chinese mobile phone company with the highest sales volume in Europe. "Xiaomi has always attached great importance to the privacy and security of its customers and is committed to operating its business in a transparent and responsible manner, and will welcome users, regulators and other stakeholders to communicate with Xiaomi in the future."
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