Did Huawei ever invent anything? 

@blupheonix44 Fear is a bigger part of it. You are really scared to stand out at all. I had the same situation in my childhood due to... Ahem teachers who were allowed to use force...

Chinese kids are taught in school that you're supposed to follow instructions and never ask questions. It attempts to create the exact type of people authoritarian regimes want. People who never ask questions.

@@archockencanto1645 , as if the kids now are smarter and more knowledgeable with the lessons than previous generation kids! The classic way of teaching is vastly superior than today.

China’s Silicon Valley should be called Silly Con Valley. And China thinks they’re a lot smarter than everyone else when the opposite is more realistic.

@@leapdrive If you want people to just remember things then force is good. But, I assume you value creativity more? As for being smarter and knowledgeable... Naturally, each generation will have less intelligence, memory and so on than the last due to the lack of selective pressures. We aren't magically going to get smarter when there's no evolutionary incentive for it. Every generation, the gene pool is more diluted in terms of these things as (unfortunately) just about anyone can reproduce. I don't understand why this isn't talked about more. Maybe many fear that this leads somewhere to racial theory and what-not or, something deeper. The 'classic' way is better if: a) the teacher doesn't like to go on power trips and actually likes to teach. b) the student wants to study/learn. The first case is common enough but I've hardly met 3 people who genuinely want to learn something random in school for the sake of learning. It's always money, fear, compulsion or ignorance. This is different as you go from school to college and university but I was and am only referring to school here. I'm not denying the role of suppression, which is very much needed. But, the moment it starts touching the extreme, it can affect an impressionable child for life.

you would bring shit into china, and they will copy that too!

Haha of course as sad as that is

A company I worked for built a custom automated laser welding machine for a local North American company who's customer was a Chinese factory. The Chinese company left the machine in it's opened shipping crate outside in the rain while they painted the new factory floors and it got rusty. The company I worked for had to send a guy over there to clean it up and make it work. While he was there, there was always a guy guarding a screened off area of the factory and he was told not to go over there. While the guard was on a break he went and took a look and saw they had already built an almost identical copy of their machine. The interesting thing was the copied machine was of an earlier design submitted for a design review months ago to the local North American company. The Chinese contact working at this local company must have sent the CAD model to China where they built a copy from the preliminary design before the actual machine was even shipped. After that, the company I worked for refuses to submit any CAD files for review purposes. When it comes to IP China has ZERO morals and is a essentially a giant vacuum cleaner sucking up the worlds R&D for free and then undercutting on the finished product. It is rampant and is just one example of many I have first or second hand knowledge of.

@@theslimeylimey Welcome to China :/ this is probably the only reason they're able to make these kinds of things, since it's cheaper without R&D

Serves your company's asses right for committing Economic Treason.

and 100% chance is much worse quality too, that’s why i imagine despite all their knockoffs the wests stuff always is the top cchoice

China is an ancient civilization, and as such, still follow a few "ancient" survival traits, such as DECEIT OF OTHERS TO GET AHEAD. disgusting archaic culture

China is truly a failed state

Makes you wonder why the f company's still do that, even Tesla, you just know BYD is going to come out with its own model 3.

He just jelly his half cast kids can't remain in China

Copyright is a western invention meant to colonize innovation. Humanity would be far more advanced than where we currently are if it weren't for copyrights.

I've heard this, too. "You can't own knowledge, imagine paying license fees for applying Fourier transformations, it's ridiculous." While from a research point of view there's a lot of appeal to this way of thinking, from a product point of view this is very problematic.

Also China does not colonize and steal in other countries. Not in Iraq, Syria, Vanuelzela, or anywhere the western countries have raped. Sound good now?

你们最开始是偷窃英国的

Can u tell me about indian americans in us as reasearch scientist? are they innovative or creative? i am curious to know please

no, it means copy it right 100%, not copy it wrong.

Nope, it means copy it and look as if they have the legal rights to do so.

It means "the right to copy".

It means the right to copy everyone else. Am I right?

@@carstenhansen5757 yeah that's the best version of the joke, old one now but still funny.

Spiffing Brits next video. Spying only in Civilization is not broken and perfectly balanced.

Yes but it works for them because western elites are more worried about getting rich in the short term and not caring they've hollowed out entire sectors of the Western economies.

They aren't very good spy. We're just giving them a free pass. When that stops, they're screwed.

Imagine Chinese drivers with access to Dodge Demon knockoffs😅 it would be anarchy

CCP infect anything

look up gutter oil.. spit oil.. tsina is corrupt to the core

chinese ppl invest in empty condos.. better than bit coin i suppose...

@@stickfeeling yeah there just like long term leases or something

They need honey traps

Got honey dicked

Yup they steal all the information.

Now you know how most of "China's" ancient inventions came from. Destroyed empires.

Well, WION

Thanks mate, the threats against my family and personal safety keep ramping up but I'll not be silenced

@@serpentza Your videos give me contradictory feelings because your content is refreshing and so badly needed in this world but at the same time I know you put your family at risk as the ccp is absolutely ruthless and knows no moral bounds. Above all stay safe

@Jonas Candies please get off your high horse and realize that his wife’s family is at risk, as well as constant harassment from the CCP even while in the US. You cannot do anything remotely like what he’s doing while in the Guo.

@@serpentza My wife bought a fake Louis Vuitton bag from Shenzen with fake serial numbers and says made in France, but it is made in china back in 2017. It's still good quality. You can't tell the difference. $40 Louis Vuitton bags in Shenzhen

Having got enough of Apple, I bought a Xiaomi phone. But what should I buy instead if I want a good but honest phone that is not an Apple?

@@seriouscat2231 I’m not sure what you’re trying to say………

@@seriouscat2231 Fairphone lol

@@dtothebtotheh, I want to know about Android phones that are not made in China.

@@denniskowalski8442 of course they do : work is hard, and copying "works so well" for China...

😂 LOL, no no. It's more likely that's a feature to help you not take pictures with your finger. It's just that the English is no so good. 🤣 Someone messed up the translation.

Of fucking course that's true. The other dude commenting is obviously 50C army.

@@dhwang101 You are so right!!!🤣By "Don't cover the camera", 🤣🤣they probably actually mean "don't stop us from spying on others"🤣🤣🤣

​@fss1704 of course, check his name

You found someone who hate China equally like you do. Lol. party time.🎉😂

😂😂😂

😅😅😅 good one

Dude 💯😂😂

Nice. I'll have to use that one

Literally :)

Interesting! There’s a whole book waiting to be written on precisely why. Why can’t authoritarian states that exercise a high degree of mind control create or invent?

"Evil cannot create, it can only destroy, it turns inward upon itself, gnawing itself..." Margaret Weiss and Tracy Hickman: The Dragonlance Chronicles.

@@johnwclick oh yeah? Well explain inkjet printer ink cartridges!

Also China does not colonize and steal in other countries. Not in Iraq, Syria, Vanuelzela, or anywhere the western countries have raped. Sound good now?

Oh please

Wherever you were studying must have low standards for admission. Poor grammar and misspellings will limit your career.

@@pvt.2426 It hasn't

@@pvt.2426WTF

​@@Teutathisbrutal

@Paul Frei He is lying😁😁 He is not even chinese.

@@justlivemyway Proof please.

@@KevinSterns Why would he have free speech on youtube if he was chinese and against his government intentions.

@@justlivemyway vpn.

systemic to communism

China was reverse engineering Soviet military equipment back in 50s.

You've had it 4 years. Apple stuff doesn't last that long. And if it does they deliberately slow it down to become redundant. It sounds like you do need a new phone. ....and you look at prices.

I mean you used it for 4 years, and then the two sided tape way might be the simplest and the cheapest way to fix it?

@@jhNic I’m using an iPhone 13 now, my previous phone just stopped working after a while.

For 4 years it's lasted long

​@@MrBollocks10apple stuff last longer

It's a nice ornament

and have u heard of a chinese made product going up in price 2nd hand? Rolex and some others 10 yrs later same price u paid or better

Hah funny thing abou the springs. I work here in central EU for a company that makes springs. We buy chinese spring making machines, and the chinese just cant make the springs as good as we do 😂 they always want to visit our factory for the knowhow. But still, do not underestimate China's product quality. If you pay the same ammount of money for a chinese product as you would pay for a EU product, you can be 95% sure that the chinese product will be of superior quality (unless you are buying the top of the line EU product). The chinese speed of development is monstrous and their newest factories are state of the art, all of them developed from foreign experts mainly from the EU.

@@davidmiletic6647 yes I agree but you can’t think that a 30€ Watch is good as a 300€ one, even though the aesthetics are the same, this is a copied product

@@albertoroveda5135 of course not. Had the chinese watch also been 300€, it might had been another story.

CCP is everywhere

Watch the whole advert so they pay for it.

Hmm, living in Mexico too, but have not seen the adds. But, when I had to get a new cell phone, I decided not to buy Huawei, (and thus support the CCP) and got a Samsung instead.

Mexico doesn't like Huawei.

@@tsm4201979 Telmex, the Mexican intercom giant owned by Carlos Slim the richest man alive, uses exclusively Huawei routers. Usually there is no other option except Telmex as a provider here. If you have Telmex internet, you have a Huawei router in your home whether you like Huawei or not.

oh god when are western oil companies going to be held responsible for dumping crap in the ocean, when will America stop bombing countries for natural resources, what about this, what about that? Jesus christ dude, how about live in reality for a moment? The international community is smarter than you, they also don't recognize winston as a reliable source of information. There is a reason why he's only popular in the west and nobody in Africa and Asia gives a sht about this guy. If you'd knew anything then you'd know that Japan has some of the most advanced home electronics in the world, way superior than anything you can buy on the US/European market and they are all produced in China, if you have even traveled to Japan in recent years, you'd know although they don't love China, Japanese people on average do not look down on Chinese manufacturing. Your sheer level of ignorance shows based off your following to winston my little sleep

Good comment. Exactly why do the rest of the countries keep their eyes closed for what China is doing? Neither has China apologized for the covid pandemic!!

funny but fucked up

@Joe Ç I answered and my answer is gone. Seems it was not acceptable ...

@@Tscharny pls answer again

@@Tscharny pla answer

@ Eat me

You still alive??

and.. they still do! as long as it was copied and rechanged.

That ended 600 years ago.. did you know British people were publicly executed for committing minuscule crimes such as pickpocketing during that time period? This shit that the CCP is doing has nothing to do with Chinese culture or history, simply with human corruption.

There is nothing wrong to copy and innovate on your own. Problems with the west is that it has grown complacent and is slow to innovate. These companies have to compete with Huawei by copying theirs and reducing costs. They are not doing that and the market takes care of them.

Yeah, till some greek monk launched the first industrial espionage campaign and brought silk worm to constantinople ensuring the survival of the eastern roman empire and presence as the trade hub between the west and asia...

@@smugprout5698 Based Monk I say.

The USA too.

The CCP isn't too pleased about Australia generally at the moment. The government cancelled the "belt and road" contract in Victoria. We pushed for the WHO to look into the origins of COVID-19. WE are telling them off about Taiwan and incursions into the South China Sea and further. Not happy, Jan.

@@leglessinoz When a dictatorship is unhappy with you, you’ve done *something* right. 👍

@@user_name_redacted Because we've been buying utter shit for the last 20+ years. Many of us can remember how much better products were when they were manufactured here.

Such a smart thing to do as I look at my 3G phone in Australia.

Shame on you for thinking that everything is copied there. They have a billion people of course there are tons of original stuff there but they can't grow.

@@asianboi8070 That doesn't matter the CCP has proven they should never be trusted.

Shame? It's their own stupidity that harms them... They thought they could make more money producing cheap, now they make no money because their intellectual property got stolen... It's like giving your ID and Credit Card to a random guy on the streets and wondering why your identity gets stolen...

@@liquidminds but seriously it’s a mutual thing. Do you know Facebook released a video social media app which is almost identical to tiktok? And countries all over the world are following big companies in the US, do you know in Africa they have their own Amazon, etc?

@@krisli935 copying an idea and copy&paste the code word for word is 2 different things. Ideas themselves are not copyrighted. Designs and Production-Processes are.

A copy cat is a person not an item.

@@solsouth Definition of copycat (Entry 1 of 2) 1 : one who imitates or adopts the behavior or practices of another 2 : an imitative act or product

@@solsouth actually it a term not a person or item

Why don't you follow actual tech channels and they'll explain the real large downfall of Sony Ericsson, they ran bad OS, had multiple failures because they couldn't read the market. In the first few years, they were trying to market their phones based on hardware when the iphone has changed the game to marketing software. They were still stuck in the era of phones having buttons by the time that the world wanted to move to touchscreens. Sony acquiring Ericsson was just so they can get into the cell phone market but with the scale of a large corporation like Sony stifling innovation at Ericsson, they just couldn't change fast enough to keep up with the market. End of story.

@@pastasoo Girl, not sure if you're a 50 cent or not. But I'll still give this response: My father worked there. I know all their failings way better than any 3rd party info you could scrape away from some website today(which I am su~uure is completely free from of any sort of bias or agenda). But they could live with most of the flaws they had, if all their best tech wasn't stolen. To this date, Huawei runs on their tech at the basic level. Especially where waypoints are concerned, which is what my father primarily worked with. The truth is, all brands have their strengths and weaknessess(or at least used to). I used some of their phones, and I frankly found them to be way better than their competitors in those days. Which is why the chinese free community used them to make the first unofficial smartphones(think something along the lines of Linux, except the tech was stolen, rather than freely provided). And yes, those phones were buggy asf(the hacked ones), but then again, they were not meant to do what they used them for. It was just something they realized they could do. Now I am not contradicting you on them having issues outside of that. Don't get me wrong. And I think that the chinese people did tons to improve upon their skeleton structure before Huawei stole it. But the stuff that they got right, was just outright carbon-copied, so to speak. And that's the whole issue. If all your bleeding edge tech is stolen, what use is your brand? They could no longer make up their losses from where they failed, with the things they were good at. And while the original collapse was probably destined to come either way, their restructuring would not have been doomed - If it wasn't for the CCP. In 2008 while working for a new related company, my father saw some of his better work carbon copied into some of our relay stations. And he basically forgave his former company for their flaws. It's impossible to try and right the ship, when somone keeps cutting off the rudder.

@@MonkeySpanner498 True, true.

@@MonkeySpanner498, and they have very little clue of what they've just copied.

Except the US tech companies are essentially owned by China. If they get copied, who cares.

@@dj007j6, I think that is a false lead. In case the US tech companies were essentially owned by the US Government it would help them a lot if everyone was just growling at China.

More like "hand over your homework now!". To build factories in China all corporate secrets must be shared. It's part of the deal.

Buddy, you've been Shanghai'd. WHY did you even attend ?

Don't go to China for anything. It's a state run thievery ring.

@@davidhimmelsbach557 why did John Cena make an apology in Mandarin? Money money money money money

@@davidhimmelsbach557 same reason the NBA care more about Chinese markets, Hollywood as well

Chinese customs are famous for helping Chinese companies steal IP. I know of two examples.

And combine this with the weakness of capitalist greed. As Lenin said, "The West will sell us the rope to hang them." Well, now that we have sold them (or permitted them to steal from us) our technology and productive capacity, we go one step further and buy it all back from them. This has seemed to work because the dollars have been fiat, just pieces of paper. But now the funny money printing is coming to its climactic and predictable end.

Yeah, but just try saying that in the West, you'll just get accused of Racism and Xenophobia. Me: "I prefer White coffee" UMC "You Racist its Milk Coffee or Coffee no milk - not Black / White coffee!! " And so idiotic overly PC multiculturalism wins the day.

Bro this dude is paid by western propaganda machine to spread lies and misinformation. Stop being a sheep which believe everything the empire says. What the Yank and Poms are doing is nothing but to drag down any developing nations to keep world domination. Don't catch the bandwagon hate train.

Reverse engineering electronics chips is far from easy. Yet far easier to copy than trying to create some new design.

Oddly enough, that's sorta what capitalism gets you as well, though you're usually protected for some amount of time by copyright and intellectual property laws. Mimicry "is" the way to stay competitive. The issue here is disregarding copyright and intellectual property rights, while leveraging absurdly low production costs. The thing is, how could you enforce, say, American copyrights in a foreign country? Usually, you can get international courts involved, if it's a really big company like Cisco or Microsoft... The issue is, there's no good, neutral way of dealing with this sort of thing. Usually, you could use your economy or international influence as leverage, as the US often does, but how would one go about penalizing China for something like this? Can't embargo them, since they make most of your stuff. Can't impose tariffs on them, because that'll only hurt your own economy. It's a very, very complex issue.

Have you heard what brain drain is? It means importing all the clever people from all over the world and using them. One particular episode of it was when the German Nazi scientists were imported after WW2.

@Meng Mai At least fix your grammar first

@UC7D_QbSKx-g4I7lUTC72D_g your reply made no sense whatsoever. Didn't your superior on 50c army taught you English?

Why don't we learn about what did the dear foreigners to China in the 19th or after the fall of the chinese empire or also during their long revolution and later during the relocation of foreign companies in China. Of course, the chinese population had jobs, but a lot of companies had a lot of profit. Obviously there will be problems in the coming years for both sides.

Australia invented WiFi and the US stole that IP.

@@ITTechHead From wikipedia: "In 1971, ALOHAnet connected the Great Hawaiian Islands with a UHF wireless packet network. ALOHAnet and the ALOHA protocol were early forerunners to Ethernet, and later the IEEE 802.11 protocols, respectively." Australian researchers have the patent.

@@thebranndoful German science was stolen after WW2

@Sean Depends. Sometimes these crappy, copy companies got so rich that they can buy real companies. Look at Volvo.

@@ITTechHead I'm in the US and have AT&T fixed wireless. The techs that they use are satellite tv installers and they know enough but not enough, they rely on the app on their phones to troubleshoot. I had to move my antenna from one end of my roof to the other because trees were growing leaves and they told me that my outages were because of a hill and nothing that they could do. 3 different techs told me that. It's fine in the winter, bad in summer. No problems since I moved it 4 months ago and best signal i ever had. Yeah, a hill. But anyway all of the equipment besides router is Australian and I learned about it from Australian sites.

Huawei could not have done what AMD did, they don't have the expertise to do the necessary research & development. They can only resort to theft.

Pay your employees better maybe

Huawei is truly criminal. Working for a competitor of Cisco gave me a first hand experience of Huawei moles. They identify people's weakness and exploit them. They rarely do the dirty jobs themselves. A Chinese boss who is a mole may use a H1B employee to do the dirty job, because they might need his help for a green card application. Indian employees are often used to do Chinese dirty jobs at the American companies.

Not that I am going to get one of those folding phone anytime soon, but if I am getting a new phone, I am not getting it from some copycat companies, I rather pay more to a company that developed it.

@themurmeli88... exactly the same with military technology!!! US military spend years and millions invested in good helmet protection for our soldiers and suddenly, the PLA soldiers were wearing their knock-offs of our famed helmets! They also copied variations of our camouflage patterns, skipping the years and efforts of researching and finding protective patterns! PLAA stealth fighter is a joke of a knock-off of ours, which they couldn't get right! What joke! Down with CCP soon, please.

They'll just order from a close country and trans ship it

@Old Mick I cant disagree to that but then again local legislator drove healthy manufacture out. Local people lost their job and company lost their design.

That is why these cheap, lazy, faker companies love to copy companies like Apple.

What spaying devices?

Oh you mean spying devices. In some U.S. cities the spying on us is near complete.

Yes my roomate was working for Nortel in Ottawa just before the crash - he told me the stories. The building is now owned by Canada National Defence, my Sister works there now. They found bugs all over the place. A shame really.

The CCP destruction of Nortel was one of the first real thefts of IP and hacking. It was so early that when the Nortel board was cautioned they didn’t even know what it was. Nortel was targeted by the CCP as the world leaders in switching technology and in less than a decade they infiltrated stole and undercut the company into bankruptcy. Embarrassed as a Canadian that our government still has no idea what happened…. They actually allowed public sentiment to blame it on mismanagement and never questioned where Huawei got their technology from. There have been a few journalistic pieces done, but it’s ancient history now and even Winston seems unaware of the fact that that is how huawei got its start.

@@NiceTriGuy This. My uncle used to work for Nortel, and after he found out what was going on he went crazy with the cyber security. Firewalls everywhere, tape on every mounted camera, any device that could use an ethernet connection only used the ethernet and no other system, and ho Chinese tech in the house. Before that incident nobody really understood how much of a big deal cybersecurity is. After it, anyone with any intelligence was completely against any kind of spying.

Same in vietnam.

It’s simple, not everyone can afford Apple or Samsung.

Until the Indian government drastically reforms taxes for tech companies and promotes startup accelerators collaborating with Samsung, LG etc. these companies will never MAKE IN INDIA. Thankfully, things are improving with Samsung recently coming into UP.

@@utkarshg.bharti9714 I also think that huge improvements will happen due to inhouse companies, existing and new to come. People of India are gaining knowledge very fast and they are already hard working.

@Scyth well, everyone(except Jynees) know what a shit hole Jyna is. Thus, I would suggest you to keep your imaginary thoughts to yourself because, world knows reality.

if you believe that by clicking some photos and they’re able to make exact product then they’re genius. you should try to make a fighter jet or coronavirus vaccine as you can take really close photos 😆😆😆

Reverse engineering is genius but there are many methods to do it besides taking pics

@@shable1436 I wouldn't say it was genius. The original design is the genius. Any idiot can pull something apart and see how it's made. But I'll give the Chinese one thing and that is they're very good at doing it and their manufacturing quality is at times exceeding what they're copying.

I never said they copy it by taking photos - they copied it by buying the product and pulling it apart. The photos were to identify which off the shelf parts from other companies they would have to order. They could have waited to get the product and then worked that out but when the opportunity arises you take photos. That is if you have no morals at all...

@@sangazo Ever hear of reverse engineering dummy?

Ah, hang on one second, it was Nixon with the salt treaty, Chretien with his Canadian millionaires scouting out cheap manufacturing, Then there was the tool and die Magna that completely destroyed European tool and die in north America. Wall mart. It was official govt approved investment to completely and utterly destroy western economy. The tax collectors were having parties when a company was forced out of business. The money was over flowing so nobody cared. I don't think anyone was evil about it, just greed.

I worked for Nortel. We had Huawei spies working side-by-side with us!

@@gdemorest7942 oh yeah for sure no doubt. Headhunting was a big money adventure back then.

Edward Snowden revealed that the USA took Cisco routers bound for China and inserted backdoors so that the USA could spy on China. Read The Hardware Hacker if you want to understand the Chinese attitude to IP and don't forget that Delft Pottery was stolen from the Chinese.

My uncle used to work for Nortel. They were forced to lay off all of their staff post Huawei theft because they couldn't afford to stay in business any longer. Huawei theft completely ruined the company.

lol

and that is bad for the consumer

if a western company does somethin new, it is innovation in your eyes. if a chinese company does the same, it can only be classified as "adapt to their needs real well". The double standard without end.

They never spend time to research anything because everything they made is actually a copy of Western counterpart but with aggressive components to capture the market. Even in India, we are trying to build a whole new architecture for Cpu, Soc technology despite being poor, we're are trying our best for innovation. But Chinese just copies......and adds better components...

@@citylinkproject9901 its anything but bad for the consumer. Consumer gets cheaper product.

@@andriyshapovalov8886, and nobody gets any money to research and develop the next product.

She had two Apple I-phones to use.

@@kleist5083 that why apple rarely use celebrity endorsements, why bother since they are all using one?

iPhones are more secure

@@BILLEON2005 not really. Just less likely for dumb users to get out of the walled garden

@@OmegaGamer04 Ok dummy…

He doesn’t care about the people they’re lost they won’t accept it look at North Korea this is where China is going

Yeah, that way we could have a Chinese guy called "Serpentza mate" doing videos pumping Chinese culture.

Or maybe those 'followers' you're talking abould, should learn something for a change and understand English. Or is that too much to ask from the spying Chinese Government?

Yeah, sometimes people are too liberal.

makes me think of before WW2 when European leaders tried to sanction Hitler for breaking the treaty...

@@jasons408 At-least Germany had better tech than the West.

@@archockencanto1645 Egh, arguable.

@@Tech-Priest No, they were really better in most aspects

ALT+shift+ESC

LoL

Press Ctrl+Alt+Del now everyone.

Ha ha ha

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@@gracefulcubix4730 5

Save your money. No multi million dollar company deserves your loyalty. Just get the products that actually suit you.

@@conc8888 which is none.

What a BS !! I think you never use DJI drones they are from china and Tesla is now want to use BYD battery tech. It doesn't who rules the china but China will reclaim it's ancient glory.

These stories are probaly all true. The Nortel case in particular. But having followed the Huawei scandal closely, the timing stands out. Having being a copycat for couple of decades, Huawei became innovative in two major areas. They were first to market mobiles with advanced photo and ai technology, beat Google to it and Apple couldn't follow until several years later. They were at the top of the flagship Phone market. They have competive 5G technology that doesn't seem to copied, for phones and transmission towers. That's the actual reason they were at last hit with sanctions.

XP LOL

Right to copy

I'd imagine chinese product manual saying "copy right away"

Just look at huawei r&d by CNBC they cant copy something that's not even been invented yet that's confusing

@@jewelhaddad7340 please learn the meaning of the word racist

Australia invented WiFi and the US companies stole that IP. Apple manufacturers NOTHING. Apple have stolen IP from Samsung & many other companies. Apple now copies idea's from Android other mobile makers

@@ITTechHead stop the cap

@@ITTechHead you DO know that Apple created the first-ever smart phone right? Before them, everyone was using Nokia stuffs.

@@HoangTran-wu6se I think IBM was a bit earlier (1994 I think). Still the thing wasn't what I would call "portable". Apple was the first to get major appeal

Instead of KFC they have KFP. "P" standing for paltry

Haha ... I think the "Coming to America" joke was missed by some of you guys. Well done David.

@@percival23 ah thank you suh.

wtf dude bahwahah you totally stole it from "Coming to America" good movie for a slow night

Mcdonald's in Chinese "Mai dao Lao" or depending really on "Local" dialect "Mai Deng Lao" Mai Dao Nao"

The ancient Chinese inventors were not profit origin, sometime they even force people to copy to rise production.

Hey, nobody forced your companies to go and move production to china (and destroying local economical status. Millions of families were ruined because of outsourcing. That time those companies didn't care about their own employees and their families!). The only reason was they are greedy as hell. It's soley greedy corporations fault so no reason to fell sorry for buying cheaper products.

Spot on but the problem lays with greedy companies that are in business only for the quick buck and don't give a damn about their country and people 😡

That was the plan to kill developed countries and take gold back was invested in 191x

Did you know that near the end of Nortel's days the Chinese had hacked an account belonging to en executive who demanded wide access to Nortel's servers.. Through this account the Chinese hoovered up everything. I often wonder if the exec was just stupid or was he bought off? There is apparently a book out on what went on at Nortel.

my dad worked for nortel for like 30 years. he ran several of their factories in china. what a shit company, he left a few years before they went under.

@@exponentmantissa5598 There were Chinese Canadian citizen staff members who actively participated in this theft. The 'hack' news was just spread for political correctness.

See the thing is, American and western Companies have learned from the blatant theft and copyright infringement of what happened to Cisco, Apple and nortel so now when they have things built in China they only build shells of items but not the actual technology and finish building the final product back home in the west, you live and you learn. During the ukrain WR now many Russian tanks and now an su fighter jet have finally been shot down and Ukraine has given the technology over to the US and UK and now we know how capable the Russian military is in there arsenal which in turn tells us what China has in there arsenal and it shows there 30-40yrs behind military wise. Copying and not doing R&D will only get you so far because even if you steal ideas and rengineer them you have a shitty knockoff and technology moves so fast that new tech is replacing old tech Constantly and China can't keep up because the western companies have smartened up when dealing with China so the only choice they have is spies stealing tech in there own companies and turning it over to them or hacking companies... But again corruption and zero beauracracy process in China makes it so that even if you have slave labor to build tech u stole the final product will be an obvious knockoff and nobody will but it ie huwaei phones etc.. There end game will always crumble because of the high level corruption in there own government system will never let them build products the masses will buy, China hates that the iPhone is the most popular phone and even Samsung but that's the point you can't force people to not buy obviously superior products at the end of the day .

​@@exponentmantissa5598 they hacked his email so it was probably the Chinese demanding the access using the clueless executive's account.