[reustle]

Is Opera Touch also owned by Opera's Chinese parent company? I couldn't see anything mentioned in the few articles I checked.

[singularity2001]

Yes I would not trust them just as I don't understand how people buy Chinese spy phones

[dmpk2k]

Okay, so there are a lot of accusations of spyware on Chinese phones. Can someone link concrete evidence of this?

I ask this out of genuine curiosity.

[anonawayoct3]

They have adware, but spyware is harder to say.

[chrisper]

What's the alternative? American spy phones?

I'd be more afraid of the American government than the Chinese one.

[IOT_Apprentice]

Good thing you aren't a uyghur in China, but stay in your bubble.

[chrisper]

Exactly. If I were in China I'd not use Chinese Spy phones.... but thanks for the bubbles!

[anonawayoct3]

It's cheap, good quality, and I don't live in China.

[gsnedders]

Everything still Opera branded is owned by Opera Limited (through the subsidiary Opera Software AS), which the Chinese consortium has the controlling stake in. The initial cross-licensing of the trademark ended at the end of last year (hence the renaming of Opera Software ASA to Otello Corporation ASA).