Original title: the Homeland Security Department of the United States is targeting Dajiang again. Dajiang's response is coming
Today, a new CNN report said that the U.S. Department of Homeland Security issued a 'warning' to the brands of UAVs from China, saying that the UAVs made in China are suspected of having sensitive user information transmitted back to China and then obtained by the Chinese government.
Although the warning did not name any enterprises, CNN of the United States believes that the target of the Department of homeland security should be Dajiang, a well-known UAV brand in China, because nearly 80% of UAVs in the United States and Canada are produced by Dajiang.
In this regard, Xinjiang has just given a response.
In response to the "serious concern" of the U.S. Department of homeland security that China's UAVs may "send user information back to China and hand it over to the Chinese government" mentioned in this CNN report, Xinjiang's response is as follows:
DJI Dajiang innovation has always attached great importance to the issue of information security. The security of our technology has been repeatedly verified in the world, including the independent verification of the U.S. government and leading enterprises in the United States.
When users use DJI Dajiang innovative UAV or other technical products, the data produced, stored and transmitted are completely controlled by users.
In addition, DJI Dajiang innovation also provides special modes to meet the information security management needs of different customers, such as local data mode of network disconnection, private cloud deployment mode, etc.
A large number of institutions around the world are using the innovative technology of DJI Dajiang every day to improve production efficiency, ensure production safety, and even save lives. DJI Dajiang innovation will continue to cooperate with customers and government management departments around the world to ensure that we can meet the technical specifications and information security needs of different regions and industries.
It is worth mentioning that this is not the first time that the US government and even the military have issued a 'warning' to Dajiang UAV, which is very popular in the United States. CNN mentioned that two years ago, the US military banned the use of its products on the ground that the so-called Dajiang would provide the Chinese government with key infrastructure information and law enforcement data. Some other official agencies of the United States have never ceased to discredit Dajiang and intimidate American consumers.
However, the hype and demonization did not prevent Dajiang's excellent products from gaining favor in the U.S. market.
However, since the warning of the US Department of Homeland Security was made after Huawei was severely strangled by the US government, there are also voices in US public opinion worried about whether Dajiang will become the 'next'.