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The move follows a declaration of national emergency by Donald Trump.
The Chinese tech company currently holds a 15% share in the global smartphone market, compared to 17% for Apple.prohibits American telecommunications firms from installing foreign-made equipment that could pose a threat to national security. While current phones are safe, it is expected that Huawei phones will not be able to download future software and security updates. Similarly, it is expected that future Huawei phones will not come with Google apps, such as Maps and YouTube.READ MORE
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