Security personnel has launched a review of Huawei’s involvement in Britain’s 5G network.

The recent announcement that America would place additional laws on the telecommunications departments. Uk Government also confirmed that the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) was on the hunt to find any impact they could find on the UK’s network.

After the newspaper revealed that Borish Johnson is going to reduce Huawei’s involvement in Britain’s 5G network in the period of coronavirus outbreak.

The prime minister of the UK also announced that he would draw back the plans that would reduce China’s Product utilization in our UK’s infrastructure development.

The Government gave a hint to the companies whose product is used in UK’s infrastructure development to be used when it is necessary and basically UK’s don’t being treated as hostile by Russia and China’s product.

The Prime Minister said, “This is right to be concerned about buying the local technology and that will be better for our country, the main motive is to protect our technology base”.

According to the report, the main point is putting Huawei in review mode because of the UK’s decision to get the company out of the system.

In talking about Britain’s 5G Network “ Huawei has been taken out of our system, we can no longer trust the company or vendor in a country that has an appalling record of theft. We don’t put our vital communications strategies in their hands”.

The UK’s Government doesn’t want to take risks and ties its communication network with the untrusted vendor.

A former cabinet minister warned previously that” If there is any reason to suspect on the intelligence-sharing relationship with the Five eyes partner will damage then that should automatically determine the government decision on the future of our 5G network”

A spokesperson for the Government said: 

“The security and resilience of our networks are of paramount importance.”

“The US also announce additional sanctions against the Huawei”

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