Huawei banned from pre-installing Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp on its phones

No more pre-installed Facebook, Whatsapp, Instagram on Huawei phones. Huawei is as of now experiencing a hard time and now, as per reports, the organization is likewise prohibited by Facebook as the telephones won’t accompany Facebook and its applications pre-introduced.

As indicated by new report, Facebook has as of late been included the rundown of organizations to cut off ties with Chinese mammoth Huawei and won’t permit the cell phone maker to pre-introduce Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp on its future telephones any longer.

Huawei more often than not pre-introduces such internet based life applications including Twitter on its telephones for clients, however won’t be permitted to do as such any longer. In any case, the telephone proprietors will in any case have the option to download and utilize the applications physically, alongside proceeding to get refreshes through the Play Store, according to The Verge.

Huawei endures another blow as it gets restricted from utilizing microSD cards

Those clients who as of now have Huawei telephones will in any case have the option to utilize Facebook and its applications and furthermore will get refreshes. The boycott applies to all the future Huawei telephones, according to Mashable.

In spite of the fact that Google has tied down an impermanent permit to keep sending security updates to existing Huawei telephones or to those ones that have not yet transported or even been fabricated, Facebook boycott, nonetheless, contrasts a bit. Facebook has denied to pre-introduce its application on ‘any telephone which has not yet left the processing plant’, the report expressed.

In the interim, aside from Google, Intel and Qualcomm, SD Association excessively recently removed its ties with Huawei, which implies that the cell phone creator has been restricted from utilizing microSD cards as well.

Huawei phone owners will still be able to download and use apps like WhatsApp, Instagram, and Facebook’s main app itself, and they’ll continue to receive updates through the Play store. Huawei just won’t be able to include them out of the box, which it typically does alongside various other pre-loaded services like Twitter.