Much has been said about the Huawei issue with the American government. In the first articles that I personally wrote about the consequences that Huawei could have, I discussed the possibility that Facebook, by natively forbid installing their applications on Huawei terminals.
It is not the first time that a developer limits the installation of an application to a few terminals, we saw it last year with VLC. As reported by Reuters, Facebook has announced that it will not allow its company's applications (Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp) can be installed in your next terminals.
That is, as we have discussed in several articles, all the applications that today are available in Huawei terminals that are already on the market, they will continue to be available and working without any problem.
In addition, will continue to have access to the Google Play Store, so these terminals will not be limited at any time for the future. What we do not know is if they will finally update to the next versions of Google, something that in theory it should not if Google wants to comply with American law.
Although it is true that Facebook seems to have begun to show symptoms of exhaustion among a certain sector of the population, mainly among the youngest, it is not at all WhatsApp, the most used messaging platform in the world.
Huawei is working on its own operating system, an operating system that will not have Google services, just as it will not have access to the Play Store either. All those users who believe they can install the apk downloaded from APK Mirror, for example, from WhatsApp, Facebook or Instagram, will not be able to do so, a hard blow to Huawei's aspirations, since A smartphone without WhatsApp or Facebook, depending on the use of each user, is worth little or nothing.
Presumably, that Twitter comply with the same ban and do not allow your application to be installed in the next terminals that the manufacturer launches on the market.
