Today, I swiped a piece of news and saw a Shenzhen company named Hytera, on its official website, JD.com, Tmall flagship display by a U.S. court order, it cannot sell products containing walkie-talkie technology anywhere in the world!
What is the reason for this? We can't sell it at home, and we can't sell it in other countries?
Can U.S. law really work around the world?
Isn't this long-arm jurisdiction?
I checked Jingdong, and the search on Tmall was to remove all products from the shelves and become an empty store!
I deliberately checked this company again, from Baidu Encyclopedia and its official website, it is a professional smart device communication provider, the main thing to do is walkie-talkie, and the global ban is also walkie-talkie!
The reason for the ban is that the company was sued by Motorola in the United States in 2017 and lost the alleged infringement lawsuit, and in 2020 it was awarded $764 million in damages.
At that time, Hytera hired a former employee of Motorola, who was previously engaged in communication technology work, came to Hytera to develop products with Motorola!(This is complicated), and was subsequently sued by Motorola for infringement!
After several lawsuits, Hytera lost the lawsuit abroad, and returned to Shenzhen to fight a lawsuit with Motorola!
prohibit the sale and distribution of walkie-talkies worldwide,
1 million dollars a day,
It is also necessary to publish the court ban in a prominent position on the official website!
The last one prohibits any order or judgment that relies on Chinese litigation!
Hytera is not allowed to enforce the decrees of the domestic courts, which means that the domestic courts cannot enforce the judgments of the domestic courts, and I will sanction you at any time and issue any decrees against you!
What kind of decree is this, the United States is the global law, and theirs is subject to him in our case?
Such a long-arm jurisdiction, so blatant?
What do you think? Does anyone know more about this company?