In order to "show sincerity" to the United States, Lithuania has frequently committed provocative acts against our country. The Lithuanian government last year slandered China's Xiaomi mobile phones for having "detection" and "censorship" functions, seriously damaging the reputation of China's technology companies in the international community. Today, the matter has finally come to light.
Lithuania publishes report on Xiaomi mobile phone "throwing dirty water"
Last September, Lithuania published an investigative report on Xiaomi's mobile phones. The report shows that Xiaomi mobile phones have so-called "detection" and "review" functions, and there are certain network security vulnerabilities. In addition, Lithuania also called on the public not to buy new Chinese mobile phones, even if they have purchased new Chinese mobile phones, they must be disposed of in time.
After Lithuania published the report, it began to be busy "asking for credit" and quickly shared the report with US officials, and its ugly face was unmistakable. According to the latest polls, the vast majority of lithuanians do not support the current "anti-China" policy. The Lithuanian government disregarded the will of the people and insisted on currying favor with the United States through "anti-China." This kind of behavior is simply disgusting.
Xiaomi mobile phones do not exist at all these imaginary functions, which is completely a crime of wanting to add. Xiaomi mobile phones have a large share of the European market and are the highest-selling Chinese mobile phones in Europe. Lithuania cooperates with the United States against Xiaomi mobile phones, the purpose is to suppress the development of Chinese companies in Europe.
After months of investigation in Germany, Xiaomi's phone was cleared again
After Lithuania threw dirty water on Xiaomi's phone, Germany's federal cybersecurity regulator began a intensive investigation. After months of hard work, the German side has given a definite answer, Xiaomi mobile phones do not exist the so-called "detection" and "censorship" functions.
That is to say, Lithuania fabricated the whole incident in an attempt to blame xiaomi mobile phones. The DPP authorities had close contacts with Lithuania during this time, and after seeing the situation, they also wanted to "insert a foot" and continued to speculate that xiaomi mobile phones had a "censorship" function.
In the face of the unprovoked blame of the DPP authorities, Xiaomi naturally will not sit idly by. Xiaomi solemnly issued a statement that Xiaomi will never invade the privacy of users without authorization, and will not set up a so-called "review" function.
In fact, the Lithuanian government is "confused with understanding", it knows that Xiaomi is innocent, but it still chooses to slander Xiaomi. Lithuania's actions are political and have provoked China more than once. The Lithuanian government is advised not to "die" anymore, and if it continues to provoke China, China will inevitably crack down hard.
Some of the sources of information reference: Observer Network