United states officially lifts veto on huawei

As rumored for weeks, the United States has announced that the Huawei veto is coming to an end. This weekend the G20 summit is held in Japan. China and the United States have already met at this event, and they are negotiating a trade agreement again. As a result of these negotiations, and in an attempt to improve the relationship, the Chinese manufacturer's veto comes to an end.

United States lifts veto on Huawei

In this way, the company will be able to continue working with American companies and manufacturers. They can use Android and also components from the country for their phones.

End of veto

Although this end of the veto does not take effect immediately. As confirmed, it will be on August 19 when the veto to Huawei is finished, so that everything returns to normal. It is the date on which the current three-month truce comes to an end. It also gives a little time for all companies to return to work normally with the Chinese brand.

It assumes that Android will continue to be used, in addition to continuing to release updates for phones. Although at the moment we do not know what will happen to the operating system of the Chinese brand, which was due to arrive in October.

Without a doubt, it is good news for everyone. Huawei will be able to continue collaborating with American companies. This means that their phones will continue to use Android, in addition to having apps like Facebook or WhatsApp at all times, which is essential for users around the world.

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