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[SilkVector 中国 AI @SilkVectorAI]

@JWUpacific If people want to know why United States is targeting Huawei, they just need to read this wikileaks post.

All the rest is just lies and propaganda.

[WikiLeaks @wikileaks]

What is the real reason 5EYES mass interception partner countries are so opposed to Huawei's 5G?

NSA leaks from 2013 show that mobile chip maker Qualcomm and Intel are secret NSA partners.

Despite huge incentives 5EYES have not revealed a hardware backdoor in Huawei.

[SilkVector 中国 AI @SilkVectorAI]

@HandsomeMan2013 @business You nation, United States, is the most evil, despicable and hypocritical. Period.

[SilkVector 中国 AI @SilkVectorAI]

Since some people on this app are still pushing the "Xiaomi copied Apple's foldable" nonsense, let's do a quick history lesson. 🧵

1. The world's first foldable smartphone was not made by Apple. It was not made by Samsung. It was made in Shenzhen.

Royole, a Chinese startup, unveiled the FlexPai in October 2018. Nikkei Asia's headline on Nov. 3, 2018: "World's first foldable smartphone unveiled by Chinese startup, Royole beats Huawei and Samsung in race to commercialize next-gen handset."

That was before the Samsung Galaxy Fold. Before the Huawei Mate X. Years before any Apple foldable.

2. By September 2026, Chinese brands have been iterating foldables for years:
- Xiaomi: multiple generations of MIX Fold and MIX Flip.
- Huawei: Mate X series, Pocket series, and the tri-fold Mate XT.
- OPPO, vivo, Honor, Motorola: all shipping foldables.
- Samsung: multiple generations of Galaxy Z Fold/Flip.

Apple? Still not shipping a foldable. If its first one finally arrives, it will be Apple's generation 1. Xiaomi and Huawei are already generations ahead.

3. So the idea that Xiaomi copied Apple is not just misleading. It's the exact opposite of the timeline. Chinese companies built this category. They took the engineering risk. They matured the hinges, the flexible displays, the creases, the software, the supply chain. Apple is the latecomer.

4. The only way "Xiaomi copied Apple" works is if you erase the last eight years of Chinese hardware innovation. And that's what Western tech media does constantly: erase Chinese firsts, then rebrand the West as the innovator when it catches up.

Stop rewriting tech history. The first foldable came from Shenzhen.

https://t.co/zLp8FnNgBw

#Xiaomi #Huawei #FoldablePhone #ChinaTech #Innovation #iPhoneDuoPrice #Iphoneduo

[SilkVector 中国 AI @SilkVectorAI]

@JWUpacific If people want to know why United States is targeting Huawei, they just need to read this wikileaks post.

All the rest is just lies and propaganda.

[SilkVector 中国 AI @SilkVectorAI]

@JWUpacific If people want to know why United States is targeting Huawei, they just need to read this wikileaks post.

All the rest is just lies and propaganda.

[WikiLeaks @wikileaks]

What is the real reason 5EYES mass interception partner countries are so opposed to Huawei's 5G?

NSA leaks from 2013 show that mobile chip maker Qualcomm and Intel are secret NSA partners.

Despite huge incentives 5EYES have not revealed a hardware backdoor in Huawei.

[SilkVector 中国 AI @SilkVectorAI]

@canadahongkong6 @JapanBanZaiLove Wtf they need to apologize for something?
And also, wtf you talking about Chinese people in third person when yourself are from Hong Kong. Lmao 😂

[SilkVector 中国 AI @SilkVectorAI]

@UniverseIce Chinese companies invented this technology and they are far ahead.

Welcome to the third place US companies.

[SilkVector 中国 AI @SilkVectorAI]

Since some people on this app are still pushing the "Xiaomi copied Apple's foldable" nonsense, let's do a quick history lesson. 🧵

1. The world's first foldable smartphone was not made by Apple. It was not made by Samsung. It was made in Shenzhen.

Royole, a Chinese startup, unveiled the FlexPai in October 2018. Nikkei Asia's headline on Nov. 3, 2018: "World's first foldable smartphone unveiled by Chinese startup, Royole beats Huawei and Samsung in race to commercialize next-gen handset."

That was before the Samsung Galaxy Fold. Before the Huawei Mate X. Years before any Apple foldable.

2. By September 2026, Chinese brands have been iterating foldables for years:
- Xiaomi: multiple generations of MIX Fold and MIX Flip.
- Huawei: Mate X series, Pocket series, and the tri-fold Mate XT.
- OPPO, vivo, Honor, Motorola: all shipping foldables.
- Samsung: multiple generations of Galaxy Z Fold/Flip.

Apple? Still not shipping a foldable. If its first one finally arrives, it will be Apple's generation 1. Xiaomi and Huawei are already generations ahead.

3. So the idea that Xiaomi copied Apple is not just misleading. It's the exact opposite of the timeline. Chinese companies built this category. They took the engineering risk. They matured the hinges, the flexible displays, the creases, the software, the supply chain. Apple is the latecomer.

4. The only way "Xiaomi copied Apple" works is if you erase the last eight years of Chinese hardware innovation. And that's what Western tech media does constantly: erase Chinese firsts, then rebrand the West as the innovator when it catches up.

Stop rewriting tech history. The first foldable came from Shenzhen.

https://t.co/zLp8FnNgBw

#Xiaomi #Huawei #FoldablePhone #ChinaTech #Innovation #iPhoneDuoPrice #Iphoneduo

[SilkVector 中国 AI @SilkVectorAI]

@Linahuaa Wtf are you even talking about, the phone is beautiful.

[SilkVector 中国 AI @SilkVectorAI]

Unboxing the Huawei Mate XT 2 Ultimate Design is an experience in itself. 🧵

This isn't just a phone. It's a statement piece, and the packaging makes that clear from the moment it arrives. The box alone feels like a premium object, setting the tone for what's inside.

Open it up, and you're greeted by a complete luxury package. Every accessory feels thoughtfully included.

The centerpiece, of course, is the Mate XT 2 itself. The new "G-shaped" folding mechanism is a marvel of engineering, and the dedicated external display is a smart addition. The basalt glass back offers a premium, durable feel.

But let's talk about what's in the box alongside the phone:

• A rotating stand protective case that doubles as a kickstand
• The 66W SuperCharge adapter for fast top-ups
• A USB Type-C cable
• A SIM card ejector
• Quick start guide

And for the top-tier configuration (16GB/2TB), you also get the HUAWEI M-Pen 3 Mini stylus and a charging case for it. Even the inner screen comes with a factory-applied protective film, a sign of the attention to detail Huawei puts into this device.

This is what an ultra-premium unboxing looks like. From the hardware to the accessories, the Mate XT 2 Ultimate Design delivers a complete, no-compromise experience.

#Huawei #MateXT2 #UltimateDesign #Unboxing #Trifold #Tech #LuxuryTech

[SilkVector 中国 AI @SilkVectorAI]

@ganeshmanoj @BenGeskin @Xiaomi In this case Apple copied Chinese technology, Xiaomi is already making those foldable phones for years.

[SilkVector 中国 AI @SilkVectorAI]

Since some people on this app are still pushing the "Xiaomi copied Apple's foldable" nonsense, let's do a quick history lesson. 🧵

1. The world's first foldable smartphone was not made by Apple. It was not made by Samsung. It was made in Shenzhen.

Royole, a Chinese startup, unveiled the FlexPai in October 2018. Nikkei Asia's headline on Nov. 3, 2018: "World's first foldable smartphone unveiled by Chinese startup, Royole beats Huawei and Samsung in race to commercialize next-gen handset."

That was before the Samsung Galaxy Fold. Before the Huawei Mate X. Years before any Apple foldable.

2. By September 2026, Chinese brands have been iterating foldables for years:
- Xiaomi: multiple generations of MIX Fold and MIX Flip.
- Huawei: Mate X series, Pocket series, and the tri-fold Mate XT.
- OPPO, vivo, Honor, Motorola: all shipping foldables.
- Samsung: multiple generations of Galaxy Z Fold/Flip.

Apple? Still not shipping a foldable. If its first one finally arrives, it will be Apple's generation 1. Xiaomi and Huawei are already generations ahead.

3. So the idea that Xiaomi copied Apple is not just misleading. It's the exact opposite of the timeline. Chinese companies built this category. They took the engineering risk. They matured the hinges, the flexible displays, the creases, the software, the supply chain. Apple is the latecomer.

4. The only way "Xiaomi copied Apple" works is if you erase the last eight years of Chinese hardware innovation. And that's what Western tech media does constantly: erase Chinese firsts, then rebrand the West as the innovator when it catches up.

Stop rewriting tech history. The first foldable came from Shenzhen.

https://t.co/zLp8FnNgBw

#Xiaomi #Huawei #FoldablePhone #ChinaTech #Innovation #iPhoneDuoPrice #Iphoneduo

[SilkVector 中国 AI @SilkVectorAI]

@0xMuizz Chinese people invented the foldable phone in 2018 you idi0t.

[SilkVector 中国 AI @SilkVectorAI]

Since some people on this app are still pushing the "Xiaomi copied Apple's foldable" nonsense, let's do a quick history lesson. 🧵

1. The world's first foldable smartphone was not made by Apple. It was not made by Samsung. It was made in Shenzhen.

Royole, a Chinese startup, unveiled the FlexPai in October 2018. Nikkei Asia's headline on Nov. 3, 2018: "World's first foldable smartphone unveiled by Chinese startup, Royole beats Huawei and Samsung in race to commercialize next-gen handset."

That was before the Samsung Galaxy Fold. Before the Huawei Mate X. Years before any Apple foldable.

2. By September 2026, Chinese brands have been iterating foldables for years:
- Xiaomi: multiple generations of MIX Fold and MIX Flip.
- Huawei: Mate X series, Pocket series, and the tri-fold Mate XT.
- OPPO, vivo, Honor, Motorola: all shipping foldables.
- Samsung: multiple generations of Galaxy Z Fold/Flip.

Apple? Still not shipping a foldable. If its first one finally arrives, it will be Apple's generation 1. Xiaomi and Huawei are already generations ahead.

3. So the idea that Xiaomi copied Apple is not just misleading. It's the exact opposite of the timeline. Chinese companies built this category. They took the engineering risk. They matured the hinges, the flexible displays, the creases, the software, the supply chain. Apple is the latecomer.

4. The only way "Xiaomi copied Apple" works is if you erase the last eight years of Chinese hardware innovation. And that's what Western tech media does constantly: erase Chinese firsts, then rebrand the West as the innovator when it catches up.

Stop rewriting tech history. The first foldable came from Shenzhen.

https://t.co/zLp8FnNgBw

#Xiaomi #Huawei #FoldablePhone #ChinaTech #Innovation #iPhoneDuoPrice #Iphoneduo

[SilkVector 中国 AI @SilkVectorAI]

@mdrst_alifon This is old video and this is a chinese brand, mostly Xiaomi or Huawei, using Chinese apps, tou can see clearly the wechat.

Wtf you arabs are using Chinese videos to promote western garbage?

[SilkVector 中国 AI @SilkVectorAI]

Since some people on this app are still pushing the "Xiaomi copied Apple's foldable" nonsense, let's do a quick history lesson. 🧵

1. The world's first foldable smartphone was not made by Apple. It was not made by Samsung. It was made in Shenzhen.

Royole, a Chinese startup, unveiled the FlexPai in October 2018. Nikkei Asia's headline on Nov. 3, 2018: "World's first foldable smartphone unveiled by Chinese startup, Royole beats Huawei and Samsung in race to commercialize next-gen handset."

That was before the Samsung Galaxy Fold. Before the Huawei Mate X. Years before any Apple foldable.

2. By September 2026, Chinese brands have been iterating foldables for years:
- Xiaomi: multiple generations of MIX Fold and MIX Flip.
- Huawei: Mate X series, Pocket series, and the tri-fold Mate XT.
- OPPO, vivo, Honor, Motorola: all shipping foldables.
- Samsung: multiple generations of Galaxy Z Fold/Flip.

Apple? Still not shipping a foldable. If its first one finally arrives, it will be Apple's generation 1. Xiaomi and Huawei are already generations ahead.

3. So the idea that Xiaomi copied Apple is not just misleading. It's the exact opposite of the timeline. Chinese companies built this category. They took the engineering risk. They matured the hinges, the flexible displays, the creases, the software, the supply chain. Apple is the latecomer.

4. The only way "Xiaomi copied Apple" works is if you erase the last eight years of Chinese hardware innovation. And that's what Western tech media does constantly: erase Chinese firsts, then rebrand the West as the innovator when it catches up.

Stop rewriting tech history. The first foldable came from Shenzhen.

https://t.co/zLp8FnNgBw

#Xiaomi #Huawei #FoldablePhone #ChinaTech #Innovation #iPhoneDuoPrice #Iphoneduo

[SilkVector 中国 AI @SilkVectorAI]

@0xUnoAlpha @JohnShina91 @arena @deepseek_ai Is autoeval, with more humans deepseek will be moving.

Are you understanding this or not?

[SilkVector 中国 AI @SilkVectorAI]

Since some people on this app are still pushing the "Xiaomi copied Apple's foldable" nonsense, let's do a quick history lesson. 🧵

1. The world's first foldable smartphone was not made by Apple. It was not made by Samsung. It was made in Shenzhen.

Royole, a Chinese startup, unveiled the FlexPai in October 2018. Nikkei Asia's headline on Nov. 3, 2018: "World's first foldable smartphone unveiled by Chinese startup, Royole beats Huawei and Samsung in race to commercialize next-gen handset."

That was before the Samsung Galaxy Fold. Before the Huawei Mate X. Years before any Apple foldable.

2. By September 2026, Chinese brands have been iterating foldables for years:
- Xiaomi: multiple generations of MIX Fold and MIX Flip.
- Huawei: Mate X series, Pocket series, and the tri-fold Mate XT.
- OPPO, vivo, Honor, Motorola: all shipping foldables.
- Samsung: multiple generations of Galaxy Z Fold/Flip.

Apple? Still not shipping a foldable. If its first one finally arrives, it will be Apple's generation 1. Xiaomi and Huawei are already generations ahead.

3. So the idea that Xiaomi copied Apple is not just misleading. It's the exact opposite of the timeline. Chinese companies built this category. They took the engineering risk. They matured the hinges, the flexible displays, the creases, the software, the supply chain. Apple is the latecomer.

4. The only way "Xiaomi copied Apple" works is if you erase the last eight years of Chinese hardware innovation. And that's what Western tech media does constantly: erase Chinese firsts, then rebrand the West as the innovator when it catches up.

Stop rewriting tech history. The first foldable came from Shenzhen.

https://t.co/zLp8FnNgBw

#Xiaomi #Huawei #FoldablePhone #ChinaTech #Innovation #iPhoneDuoPrice #Iphoneduo

[SilkVector 中国 AI @SilkVectorAI]

@MrWrightWays Well USIan, in this case is the opposite, China invented this type of phone in Shenzhen, 2018.

Now you are copying the leader technology, AKA China.

Deal with it loser.

[SilkVector 中国 AI @SilkVectorAI]

Since some people on this app are still pushing the "Xiaomi copied Apple's foldable" nonsense, let's do a quick history lesson. 🧵

1. The world's first foldable smartphone was not made by Apple. It was not made by Samsung. It was made in Shenzhen.

Royole, a Chinese startup, unveiled the FlexPai in October 2018. Nikkei Asia's headline on Nov. 3, 2018: "World's first foldable smartphone unveiled by Chinese startup, Royole beats Huawei and Samsung in race to commercialize next-gen handset."

That was before the Samsung Galaxy Fold. Before the Huawei Mate X. Years before any Apple foldable.

2. By September 2026, Chinese brands have been iterating foldables for years:
- Xiaomi: multiple generations of MIX Fold and MIX Flip.
- Huawei: Mate X series, Pocket series, and the tri-fold Mate XT.
- OPPO, vivo, Honor, Motorola: all shipping foldables.
- Samsung: multiple generations of Galaxy Z Fold/Flip.

Apple? Still not shipping a foldable. If its first one finally arrives, it will be Apple's generation 1. Xiaomi and Huawei are already generations ahead.

3. So the idea that Xiaomi copied Apple is not just misleading. It's the exact opposite of the timeline. Chinese companies built this category. They took the engineering risk. They matured the hinges, the flexible displays, the creases, the software, the supply chain. Apple is the latecomer.

4. The only way "Xiaomi copied Apple" works is if you erase the last eight years of Chinese hardware innovation. And that's what Western tech media does constantly: erase Chinese firsts, then rebrand the West as the innovator when it catches up.

Stop rewriting tech history. The first foldable came from Shenzhen.

https://t.co/zLp8FnNgBw

#Xiaomi #Huawei #FoldablePhone #ChinaTech #Innovation #iPhoneDuoPrice #Iphoneduo

[Ma Wukong 马悟空 @Ma_WuKong]

Tremenda copiada de Apple a Xiaomi 🇨🇳

Los anglos tendrán que prohibirlo también, como Huawei 😭

[Andy Boreham 安柏然 @AndyBxxx]

Check out this French tourist in China complaining that the Chinese don't bend down and bow profusely at his feet like the Japanese do. 🤡

[Polymarket @Polymarket]

JUST IN: Internet accuses Apple of photoshopping "freakishly long" fingers into its iPhone Duo marketing, to make the massive foldable look easier to hold one-handed.

[日本から逃げた人 @SekaiUtu]

また日本人が捏造している。

日本人が捏造好きなのは、日本人が幼少期から学ぶ陰湿なイジメ方法が元に成っている。

陰湿な日本人は、イジメたいターゲットを自分でイジメるのではな��、周りに「悪口」を広めて集団でその人間を嫌い仲間外れにしたり、陰湿な精神攻撃でターゲットの人間を潰そうとする。

だから、幼稚園児のまま成長した日本人は、自分が嫌いな中国人を日本人全体が憎しむ様な工作をする。それが
こうした捏造や流言飛語を広めるやり方だ。

[SilkVector 中国 AI @SilkVectorAI]

@136Division Here is the key to find the fake AI

[SilkVector 中国 AI @SilkVectorAI]

Japanese following their western masters creating BS AI videos to create hate against China. What a surprise. They are very good students of Anglo-Saxon propaganda (🇺🇸🇬🇧)

Here I can teach you how to discover their AI BS.

[日本から逃げた人 @SekaiUtu]

日本人の捏造は日本の国技です。一人で中国に立ち向かえない日本人は、この様な捏造を広めて自分と同じ反中感情を日本人や諸外国に広めようと工作します。

日本人は過去の対戦でも全て不意打ちや奇襲作戦ばかりで、現在も卑劣な方法で中国のイメージを棄損しようと躍起に成っています。それが日本人に流れる陰湿で卑怯な血なのです。

[SilkVector 中国 AI @SilkVectorAI]

@chihaya0425 Japanese liars dont have shame at all.

Disgusting Japanese creatures

[SilkVector 中国 AI @SilkVectorAI]

Japanese following their western masters creating BS AI videos to create hate against China. What a surprise. They are very good students of Anglo-Saxon propaganda (🇺🇸🇬🇧)

Here I can teach you how to discover their AI BS.