@SFbearface: Huawei still has its ways—seeing that public opinion won't change, they've started revoking 竹知了's nationality.
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A complaint about Huawei's PR strategy, claiming it attempts to respond to public criticism by denying someone's nationality.
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Huawei definitely has its ways. Seeing that it can’t change public opinion, it’s now resorting to stripping Zhuzhile of their nationality 🤣 https://t.co/roiKaI0e75
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