huawei google ban update | huawei found an google maps alternative

Huawei google ban update | Huawei found a google alternative

Huawei google ban update | Huawei found a google alternative. if you're following the tech community or the international news for a while you pretty much have a good idea about the Huawei and u.s. issues. Huawei has been the target of u.s. concerns over its alleged links to the Chinese government and Huawei is banned by google.

The United States of America says that Huawei is in a national security risk to them because its network equipment could be used for spying by the Chinese government but after all Huawei denies all the claims and requested a liftoff from the ban.

So far Huawei's google ban update is that Huawei can't do business with google. in 2019 Huawei has been put on a US blacklist that restricted its access to American technology.

so now US companies like Google and Microsoft can't do business with Huawei and neither Huawei can and after that google also refuses to work with Huawei and banned Huawei's android license.

this blacklisting Huawei by us and google even leads to Huawei having to release its flagship smartphone the Huawei mate 30 pros without license Google Android software which is no doubt the biggest loss ever for Huawei.

the most notable impact of the ban is Huawei's inability to use anything made by Google on its phones and now it seems that Huawei appears to have found a replacement for at least one of google's key services which are Google Maps.

yes, Huawei has found an alternative to Google maps by entering a partnership with well-known company TomTom. TomTom is a Ditch company that basically provides navigation and traffic information in cars and now Huawei and TomTom are basically working together to launch an app that will provide map services to Huawei phones.

a spokesperson from TomTom said that the deal with Huawei had been finalized some time ago though the company had refused from making the news public for unspecified reasons now the news is public and Huawei officially working with TomTom to launch a Maps app for the upcoming Huawei phones instead of google maps.

it seems like the upcoming Huawei p40 series will indeed use the TomTom Maps app that will work outside of China.

It seems that Google should be worried about Huawei because they are making their own OS as well as now they have an alternative to Google Maps which is definitely an important part of mobile services.