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The Trump administration continues to attack Huawei, which may result in damage to US companies, said tech industry consultant Grego Verkowitz.
Huawei can not use software provided by US companies
"There are a lot of secondary effects of the attacks on Huawei," says Berkowitz, who may have more disruptive results on US companies than the initial impact.
Last week, the Trump administration issued an order to stop US companies from providing technology to Huawei. Not only parts but also software are included, and Google has decided to prohibit access to the latest version of Huawei's Android from now on except for existing devices.
Not only will Android not be available on future Huawei devices, this will also make Google Play store provided by Google, YouTube, Google Maps, Gmail, etc. unavailable.
Customers may flow to Chinese services mainly in developing countries
Huawei already uses Chinese-made services to replace the services of US companies in China.
In the future, if US-made services will not be available on Huawei outside China, Huawei may launch China-made services to the world, says Berkovitz.
"If Huawei pushes Baidu as a search engine, Google and other companies will be weak. If the trade war between America and China heats up, China suppliers will only spread around the world."
According to Verkowitz, Huawei will push out services made in China, such as Didi on behalf of Uber, WeChat on behalf of Facebook's WhatsApp, and so on.
In developing countries, price is given priority
In developing countries, the selling price of the device becomes the most important factor in purchasing, so even if the Google Play store or Google search engine can not be used, customers will find cheaper Huawei devices compared to the iPhone and Samsung devices Would buy, says Berkovitz.
Source: Business Insider
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