[zolosa]

From the article: Relations between Lithuania and China have soured recently. China demanded last month that Lithuania withdraw its ambassador in Beijing and said it would recall its envoy to Vilnius after Taiwan announced that its mission in Lithuania would be called the Taiwanese Representative Office

No one trust China but this sure looks like politically motivated. Was someone else able to authenticate or reproduce the results.

[no_way]

You can read the report and literally look up file on your Xiaomi phone which contains censored words.

[trasz]

Most people don't have Xiaomi phones. And it's worth noting that the document only mentions some of those, from over 300 entries. What are the others and why were they redacted out?

[oseityphelysiol]

Thet are very common in Lithuania, to the point where I’d say around 20% of new phones being sold are from Xiaomi. They expanded heavily into other industries, like home automation, with prices that are a fraction of what other manufacturers would ask for their hardware.

[no_way]

I am not sure how accurate this information is but quick google search says Xiaomi have 24% phone market share in EU, not just Lithuania.

[Aerroon]

My prediction is that their market share is going to substantially grow. Xiaomi phones are much cheaper in terms of the hardware they offer. A Xiaomi Poco F3 costs €350. A comparable device from others is probably in the €>450 range. An iPhone's probably in the €>800 range.

[fortuna86]

Yes the context is Lithuania dared state the obvious fact that Taiwan is a country, and now they are paying the price.