Huawei could have monitored the reports of the 6.5 million users of the largest Dutch telephony

The Huawei telecommunications company, which stretches corners with the Chinese regime, has the capacity to monitor the communications of the 6.5 million users of the Dutch Telephone Mayor, between them and the former Prime Minister Jan Peter Balkenende and the asians of the giant giant.

The information was obtained from a report prepared in 2010 by the consultant Capgemini on behalf of the company in question, KPN, and was recently reported by the local media De Volkskrant. The document also states that Huawei could have accessed telephone numbers intervening in the Dutch security services.

The company started using Huawei’s services in 2009 and solicited the lie that the local intelligence agency is advising on possible espionage acts. It is concluded that the evidence to the contrary “seriously undermines KPN’s surveillance”, Considering that its users “can be trusted in the company if it is not publicly known as the Chinese government can monitor its users”.

The Dutch company recognizes the existence of the document, but “never observed that Huawei was interested in providing customer information”. The Chinese company, on its part, rechazó haber uncurrido en esas actividades: “Nunca hemos sido accusados ​​por ninguna ungoberno de actuar de manera un autorizada”, dijo en un comunicado.

The relationship between the companies has not been significantly influenced by the report, considering that KPN has contracted numerous contracts with Huawei, including the development of significant parts of its 3G and 4G networks.

Without embargo, in 2019 it will be converted into one of the first operators to announce that it will exclude the company from the construction of its red 5G, choosing to stay at Ericsson.

The ability to roll over and sell this technology has represented a point of inflection for Huawei, largely as a consequence of the United States campaign to avoid, alleging that Beijing is valued by the company for spying on Western nations.

Huawei has always denied this, but follows the think tank Council for Foreign Relations (Council for External Relations, in English), a 2017 issue of the company, “as all the others in China, have the legal obligation to conduct intelligence work in the name of the Chinese government”. ‘According to this analysis, the Chinese government has the capacity to use Huawei’s 5G speeches to gather intelligence, monitor crisis and rob intellectual property.”, Agrega.

Distinguished nations and banned from the company –between the United States, Australia, Japan and the United Kingdom, while others have only reduced the amount of quantity, selected other providers to develop their 5G networks. Belgium, Croatia, Canada, France and other 9 countries are located in this category.

Prohibition of probes, Huawei sigue siendo the company that has 5G most contracted companies on a global level, and the number of them is realized in Europe. Last year, it announced the finalization of 91 documents of this type, 47 in the “Old Continent”. In addition, it has built 70 of the 4G African networks and established the only formal agreement on 5G in this continent, in South Africa.

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