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Two of Australia’s biggest telecommunications carriers, Telstra and Optus, could soon find themselves sourcing house-brand smartphones from a new Chinese joint venture backed by a Shanghai government-owned enterprise, raising serious questions about ownership transparency, security assessments and what Australian consumers will be told.
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Chinese telecommunications giant ZTE, which manufactures a significant proportion of the smartphones […]
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