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This is John Batchel, a conversation with Jack Burnham of FD, about Chinese companies that are suspect and not permitted to get access

to the U.S. markets. Huawei, well known, making chips now in addition to cell phones.

ZTE, well known, making cell phones and other spying devices that are suspect and not part of the

U.S. purchasing power.

Also, the concern about Huawei and ZTE and phones from the old days,

old equipment that still has access to U.S. surveillance.

And then a new name to me, Hick Vision, H.I.K. Vision, all one.

Not only used in drone technology for the PLA, but also used as part of the facial recognition

campaign, surveillance cameras against the Uyghur people in Xinjiang.

Here's Jack to explain.

Very complicated business, but part of the Chinese aggression.

More later.

So HickVision, unlike ZETE and Huawei, HickVision primarily produces cameras, particularly

surveillance cameras.

And there's reporting that HigVision's surveillance cameras not only were embedded within parts of the Chinese military.

The PLA allegedly designated HickVision as a top-tier supplier in 2014 for its contributions

to drone and drone drumming equipment.

But there's also been a fair number of reporting, even internally,

within HickVision, an internal review in April 23, HickVision acknowledged that Chinese police

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