Quote from: A on December 22, 2024, 17:53:36

Quote from: heffeque on December 21, 2024, 17:47:31Asus is not American, it's Taiwanese. You did know that, right?

They never said they were american. All he said was they didn't want to buy stuff connected to the chinese government.

Of course the thing is that even if companies themselves aren't from china, much of their manufacturers and suppliers are.

Well the US government is not much better than the Chinese one, in some ways it's actually worse, so...

Quote from: heffeque on December 21, 2024, 17:47:31Asus is not American, it's Taiwanese. You did know that, right?

They never said they were american. All he said was they didn't want to buy stuff connected to the chinese government.

Of course the thing is that even if companies themselves aren't from china, much of their manufacturers and suppliers are.

Quote from: JohnN on December 21, 2024, 17:13:17This is long overdue... I cannot believe how much Chinese equipment is connected to LAN's in the US and abroad. TV's, routers, range extenders, home cameras... All directly connected to the Chinese government.

I never buy TP-Link. Only Asus or Ubiquity.

Asus is not American, it's Taiwanese. You did know that, right?

This is long overdue... I cannot believe how much Chinese equipment is connected to LAN's in the US and abroad. TV's, routers, range extenders, home cameras... All directly connected to the Chinese government.

I never buy TP-Link. Only Asus or Ubiquity.

Been using a Xiaomi WiFi6 router bought from Aliexpress for over a year.  Best router I ever used and I have used plenty like Cisco, LinkSys.  TP-Link is like TCL it isnt even cream of the crop like Xiaomi and Hisense!

In other words, US doesn't like that a Chinese company has more market share (65% of US market) than US companies, so they want to kick them out.