Last Thursday, various Huawei models began to show advertising for the Booking company on the lock screen and background of their terminals, mainly the high-end ones, in a move that logically did not please the users of these terminals. In an initial statement from Hauwei, the company stated that I was not responsible for those advertisements.
There was no one who believed that excuse and at the insistence of Huawei terminal users in photos and social media, the company has been forced to admit that if it was your fault stating that "the lock screen images were posted without your consent." Tell me about another Huawei.
According to Huawei to Digital Trends, all wallpapers have already been removed from the servers and should not appear on users' terminals again. These images, which were automatically downloaded to the users' terminals, can be deleted directly from the terminal itself, as we indicated in this article.
Honor, for her part, states that they also regret the inconvenience caused, further stating that will continue to improve our services and offering users an excellent user experience.
These ads reached the lock screen of the terminals of this Asian manufacturer through the dynamic wallpapers feature, funds that are automatically downloaded from Huawei's servers and that show us a different background image every day, or from time to time.
Everything was a test
According to various sources, it appears that the cloud storage department eI was testing how they would work through Huawei's Magazine function, a proof of which Huawei's press department was not informed, so its initial response stated that it was not responsible for the announcements.
Amazon places ads on its Kindle Fire tablets, but indicates this in the product details, a feature that allows you to reduce the price of the terminal. In addition, it also offers us, for a little more, the same model without any ads.
Xiaomi is another of the companies that it also shows ads on its terminals, but it is something that the company itself informs in the company's terms of service when you acquire a terminal. Huawei at no time indicates this possibility.
As the Huawei issue is around the world, I sincerely believe that It was not the time to do a test of that style, if it has the future intention of reducing the price of its terminals by adding advertising, something for which users who have trusted Huawei's highest range in the last two years are probably not willing to pay.
