I want to get a Huawei but heard about the dispute with Googel. Has everything been clarified and can I get it without risk?

I want to get a Huawei but heard about the dispute with Google. Has everything been clarified and can I get it without risk?

Huawei is no longer on the blacklist. I do not think that Huawei slips back on the blacklist. (pure gut feeling)

Blacklist? What's this?

I'm not an expert, my LG has broken down, and I've bought the Huawei p20 at risk, so far no problems or limitations, all Huawei you can buy in the store, should have no restrictions, but get as much as I know no more updates.

I think the trade dispute is not settled yet, Huawei is currently working on its own operating system for Huawei mobile phones.

In my opinion, you can buy a Huawei.

But if there will be no updates, the phone will eventually break, right?

A kind of blacklist. So Huawei was on the blacklist of the US, say no US company was no longer allowed to interact with Huawei.

You may not be able to use some apps because they will not be compatible with Android 8 anymore, but most apps I could still use with my LG, Android 5

Meanwhile, the problem is gone but I have heard that Huawei is working on programming his own OS! Call me your budget because at Huawei or sister Honor, there's almost never something useful in cheap areas where you should rather then Xiaomi again because the better mobile phones offer for little money!

Blacklist = Blacklist = not wanted

There was and is no dispute between Huawei and Google. There's a trade dispute between the US and China. Here, the US for purely economic reasons and flimsy justifications Huawei on the embargo list set (as ZTE last year), which US companies are no longer likely to supply this company easily and thus the Google Apps are affected (u. A. The PlayStore). Android itself is not affected because open source.

However, this embargo on Huawei is currently suspended. IMHO will probably fizzle too, as the affected US companies have intervened massively with the US government and Donald Trump also in his "team" in this regard has little support.

But even if things are different, there's little need to worry about them. Huawei devices have good support for CustomROMs due to their high prevalence. This way you can even in the case of the embargo long a current Android including Google Apps receive (much longer than Huawei would keep their Android uptodate).

The own OS is probably an air number

https://www.golem.de/news/harmony-os-die-grosse-luftnummer-von-huawei-1908-143184.html

Huawei promises the Android can be used as usual, but a promise is no guarantee

https://www.zukunftsversprechen.de/

Huawei smartphones are among the updates to Android Q

https://www.computerbild.de/...71129.html