Chinese video surveillance equipment that has provoked national security concerns has been listed for sale on an online superstore catering to U.S. government agencies
Thousands of pieces of Chinese video surveillance equipment that have provoked national security concerns have been listed for sale on an online superstore catering to U.S. government agencies, despite a ban that went into effect this week.
The listings are for cameras and recording equipment made by Hangzhou Hikvision Digital Technology Co., 42%-owned by the Chinese government, and Dahua Technology Co., a privately owned Chinese surveillance-equipment maker, The Wall Street Journal found.On the ground in Uganda, our reporters uncovered how Chinese telecom giant Huawei is providing surveillance tools that African governments use to stifle dissent. Video: Clément Bürge.
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