CEO Sundar Pichai
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TECH giant Google has announced it will be barring Huawei from updates to its Android operating system as the Chinese smartphone maker is accused of doing exactly what Google already does - harvesting peoples information.

The move comes after the Trump administration added Huawei to a list of companies that American firms cannot trade with, citing a threat to American national security from those "dodgy Chinese lads".

"Yeah, we harvest a lot more information from our users, but we're not Chinese," said Google CEO Sundar Pichai, "we track what you browse online, your interests, the device you use, your location throughout the day, your porn preferences and we even can listen to your calls and read your personal messages, but we're not them, we're us, and we're one of the very few multinational companies allowed to spy on people while paying little to no tax in our our foreign havens abroad - we're Google for christ's sakes".

The move to ban Huawei has since been welcomed by many people across the world.

"How ow wey, who wey, hugh awey, or whatever they call themselves deserve to be banned for having a unpronounceable name like that," one person remarked, unaware their iPhone's microphone flagged the phonemakers name into its cache to produce a Huawei Facebook instant messenger advertisement for later on.