Huawei has a reasonable explanation for the disappearing Twitter photos

Huawei has a reasonable explanation for the disappearing Twitter photos
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2019-1-22 16:21

Huawei has denied its phones automatically delete photos saved from Twitter. The Chinese tech giant was forced to issue a statement after rumours emerged last week from customers who had seen suspicious notifications.

If you are using #Huawei in China, you will not allowed to download images via Twitter app. I have received many reports among the Chinese Twitter users. This comes from system level of Chinese Huawei ROM, and it's trying to slander Twitter app itself! pic. twitter. com/leNm6je9E3 …

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