Or electric cars that are self-driving don't work. Or the public transport network doesn't work.
You can imagine the social implications of that. The official said the real problem was that Beijing could order Huawei or the other major Chinese telecoms gear maker, ZTE, "to switch things off, and that disrupts the country - elements of it, or the whole country. We've got that problem with 4G, we had it with 3G," as reported by the Sunday Morning Herald. "It's not about the interception of telephone calls.
"Here's the thing that most commentators get confused about with 5G, including some of our American friends," the spy told this correspondent for the new book Red Zone, extracted in Saturday's Good Weekend magazine. Number one on the list calls for China's foreign investment to be unrestricted."Ī senior Australian spy said the main risk was not Chinese spying but that Beijing could order Huawei to disconnect the Australian 5G network altogether. It is number two on a list of 14 demands released by the Chinese embassy in Canberra in November as a prerequisite to improving relations. The government of Chinese President Xi Jinping continues to demand that Canberra reverse the veto. According to the Sunday Morning Herald, " Australia was the first country to ban Huawei from its 5G system in 2018, a decision many more have followed.
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