Telecom company ⁦@Huawei⁩ accused by @CIA of receiving funding from #China National Security Commission, the People's Liberation Army and a third branch of Chinese state intelligence, reports ⁦@thetimes⁩. https://t.co/OMOwZlwhrb

— Steve Herman (@W7VOA) April 20, 2019

The CIA has warned Britain for its use of Huawei's technology to develop a 5G network after it was found that the Chinese telecoms company accepted money from varying branches of Beijing's state intelligence network.https://t.co/b43h6BnayD

— Axios (@axios) April 20, 2019

?...unsurprising. In fact a list of which Chinese tech companies receive zero funding would be more interesting / improbable https://t.co/L3hDDx2WB9

— emily bell (@emilybell) April 20, 2019

CIA says Huawei funded by Chinese state security; U.S. intelligence says that Huawei has taken money from the People’s Liberation Army, China’s Nat'l Security Commission & a third branch of the Chinese state intelligence network: UK source.https://t.co/3q4m8ieENd /via @thetimes

— Yannis Koutsomitis (@YanniKouts) April 20, 2019

US putting pressure on UK with more leaks of “intelligence” on #Huawei: 'China’s laws oblige companies to co-operate with its security branches, and that “backdoors” could be built into software' << Well, so does the UK’s Investigatory Powers Act https://t.co/dOIvnTIQsX

— Ian Brown (@1Br0wn) April 20, 2019

Can @Huawei be trusted with our #5G network? My latest column in the #tech section of @USATODAY. @usatodaytech #IoT #smartphone #HAS2019 https://t.co/MwfAqE2eJI

— Mike Feibus (@MikeFeibus) April 20, 2019

Technology developed and controlled by an Orwellian surveillance state can never be trusted https://t.co/A5IlkfihEE

— Michael Ron Bowling (@mrbcyber) April 20, 2019

Umm the short and only answer is no: Spy game? Can China's Huawei be trusted with our 5G? https://t.co/4xNvu3nnSh via @usatoday

— C.D. Bizier (@CDBZA) April 20, 2019

Can China's Huawei be trusted with our 5G? https://t.co/GXCQRJsO69

— USA TODAY (@USATODAY) April 20, 2019

CIA reportedly says Huawei funded by Chinese state security - CNET https://t.co/Ui88FKDWKS

— James Jay Carafano (@JJCarafano) April 21, 2019