And then... there was no “then.”

People are always worried that the Chinese government might use Huawei’s 5G equipment to steal records from China,

because 5G actually also conceals extremely serious technical security issues. It really isn’t suitable to discuss the technology here, but the things made here are likewise not secure at all.

For example, if hackers infiltrate the transportation IoT and control specific vehicles, they can deliberately cause accidents. Alternatively, smart home appliances may expose our personal daily routines. All of this can happen. In fact, the technical capabilities here are not good at all—the engineers cannot even figure out HTML5.

The HR department’s role is merely to trick people into joining, and the interviewers set questions that they themselves do not understand.

And how are they supposed to improve call quality and enhance text messaging functions? There has not even been any follow-up on the technical issues involved in transmitting high-definition videos over mobile networks for streaming. They cannot handle it and still have to outsource it to others.

Saying that you can learn new technologies and help the world improve coverage is truly a joke. In the three years we have worked here, the only change we have seen is no change at all. I’m sharing this here for friends who are considering applying to work here.