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Title is misleading. Xiaomi didn't go up, Apple came down as they do at this time every year.
Although Xiaomi’s sales remained flat MoM in August, Apple’s seasonal decline helped the brand reach the second spot.
If only they could improve HyperOS...
If they could they would easily be No.1. Their hardware lasts years. But their software, nope..
I'm amazed that people apparently trust not just sensitive Chinese hardware, such as mobile phones, but even whole Chinese operating systems.
Is it really that much worse than the NSA/PRISM spyware? I feel like unless you're running libre stuff, there's no avoiding this shit
I figure, I'd rather China my info than my own government. Both are terrible options unfortunately.
Yes? You either don't know a whole lot about China or are arguing in bad faith if you truly believe the US to be as bad or even worse.
Okay I'll admit to not knowing much about China. But do you have evidence to your claim that Chinese spying is worse than what the NSA does (and did according to the PRISM leaks by Snowden)?
Moreover, I feel like the impact of Chinese surveillance is personally less on me than American (companies). But I'll concede that this is subjective
While flawed, the US is still a democracy. China is an authoritarian regime with basically 0 privacy rights, concentration camps, slave labor, dark sites for dissidents, and mass surveillance that goes far beyond anything the West has to offer. They basically brutally massacred their own student democracy movement at the Tiananmen Square protests.
Moreover, I feel like the impact of Chinese surveillance is personally less on me than American (companies). But I'll concede that this is subjective
What impact had PRISM on you personally?
I trust Chinese hardware more than I trust American ones.
Yeah but you're also on a Tankie instance, so that's not too surprising to hear.
Really? Resorting to ad hominem?
That's not an ad hominem. lol