Text | Observe Jun
The South Korean military decided to ban the Apple mobile phone, and Cook initially tasted the "pain" of Huawei!
As everyone knows, South Korea is one of the most important allies of the United States in the Asia-Pacific region, and since the new President Yoon Suk-yeol came to power, South Korea has turned to the United States in an all-round way, and it is almost like the United States to take the lead, so it is not an exaggeration to describe it as a younger brother.
However, perhaps the United States did not even expect that South Korea, which was obedient to itself, would finally tear off its own fig leaf.
According to a number of authoritative media reports, the South Korean military has had a complete showdown and decided to ban Apple mobile phones, on the grounds that recording leaks often occur within the military, and after investigation, it was determined that the source of the leak may be Apple mobile phones, so now the South Korean military is considering a complete ban on relevant personnel from carrying Apple mobile phones into military buildings.
In addition, according to people familiar with the matter, as early as early April, the South Korean military was already trying the ban, and plans to officially implement it in June. Judging from the impact, South Korea's decision can be regarded as a fig leaf that has been torn off the fig leaf of US imperialism. Although it is no longer a secret that the United States likes to spy on the world since the Prismgate, Snowden and other incidents were exposed, it is the first time that it has been exposed by its own allies.
So, why did South Korea dare to take such a step? Actually, the reason is very simple, because the South Korean top brass really can't stand it. South Korea had previously experienced the humiliation of the president being monitored by the CIA, and soon after, the recording of the National Security Council was leaked. has been so naked and monitored again and again, even the Buddha is on fire, so it is not surprising that South Korea has such a reaction.
For Apple, this time its mobile phone was banned by the South Korean military, which can be regarded as an open secret that Apple's mobile phone is not safe, completely exposed.
For Cook, this time he also tasted the "pain" of Huawei, and was attacked by a country for the first time.
Of course, Apple has this experience, and he deserves it, and he does not deserve sympathy, Huawei is actually the most innocent.
After all, all the accusations made by the United States against Huawei are based on "suspicion" and have never produced conclusive evidence.
As for Apple, it has long been discovered by many countries and institutions around the world to have a problem of surveillance, and the source of almost every major information security leak can be traced back to Apple's mobile phone.
Finally, back to ourselves, with the complete showdown in South Korea, I personally think that the country should indeed take certain actions. At present, the only place in our country where Apple mobile phones are prohibited from entering is also the military, but this is obviously not enough. You must know that there are a large number of state-owned enterprises in China, and many state-owned enterprises are responsible for the most basic national defense, people's livelihood, and transportation projects, and these projects will obviously involve state secret information.
Based on this, I think that some state-owned enterprises should also explicitly prohibit the use of Apple mobile phones.
According to what I know, although some important state-owned enterprises in China will also restrict executives from using Apple mobile phones, this is not a mandatory measure after all, and the employees at the bottom will also use Apple mobile phones, which invisibly also has serious safety risks.
Considering the relationship between the United States and us over the years, I think that the "isolation" of Apple's mobile phone should be done more thoroughly, what do you think?