Chinese smartphone maker Huawei is bearing the brunt of the ongoing trade war between the US and China. Google had decided to discontinue its security support from Huawei's smartphone. After which Huawei is having to develop its own operating system for its smartphones and devices. Facebook, another US company after Google, has also barred Huawei from pre-installing its apps in smartphones. According to the information quoted by Reuters, Huawei's smartphones will no longer have pre-installable Facebook, Whatsapp and Instagram apps. Go ahead as per the complete information

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For your information, it is believed that there was a business deal between Facebook and Huawei on the pre-installing of the apps that led to Huawei's smartphone being given pre-installable apps of Facebook. It's not going to make any difference to Huawei's older users. Users will not get pre-installable apps in Huawei's upcoming smartphones. Let's tell you that Huawei users are still able to access the Google Play Store and are able to download their favorite apps.

Users won't be able to get access to the Google Play Store in Huawei's upcoming smartphones. According to Huawei's statement, the smartphones that have been launched so far will continue to get users access to the Google Play Store and service. These include smartphones that have not been shipped so far.

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