You may think your Monday is bad, but Huawei is definitely worse. On Trump's orders, the company is now prohibited from working with US companies, including Google. The company has just issued a statement saying that it "will continue to provide security updates and after-sales services for all existing Huawei and Honor smartphones and tablets."

The statement says that the promise extends to devices that have already been sold and that are still in stock worldwide, but there is no information about future devices, including Honor 20 and Honor 20 Pro, which should be released tomorrow in London. Since only “security updates” are mentioned, Android Q is also in question and is unlikely to appear before problems are resolved. However, Play Store access to existing devices will not be canceled, as Google confirmed earlier today.

Here is the complete message:

Huawei has made a significant contribution to the development and growth of Android around the world. As one of Android’s key global partners, we worked closely with their open source platform to develop an ecosystem that will benefit both users and the industry.
Huawei will continue to provide security updates and after-sales services for all existing Huawei and Honor smartphones and tablets, including those that have been sold and are still available in the global market.
We will continue to create a safe and sustainable software ecosystem to provide the best user experience for all users worldwide.

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