Many people on the Internet are talking about boycotting Fruit phones. What’s your opinion?

I haven’t bought it, and I won’t buy it in the future either, because it’s too expensive.

Some people on the Internet say the cost is only 280 yuan. What do you think?

Boycotting a product does not enhance a country’s strength; only producing products of excellent quality is what truly matters. It’s useless for ordinary people to resist; the country needs to take action, such as cutting off import channels.

In fact, it’s not just the South China Sea issue; the analysis of the places you frequent is even more serious in this context. I saw related reports a year ago, and through such analysis it’s possible to determine your profession, identify who among those with access to **classified information might have interests similar to yours, and then find ways to…*** It is said that such tools should not be used; resistance is not an appropriate approach – reliance on the awareness of ordinary people is the only solution.

I don’t buy fruit – the cost-benefit ratio isn’t good; it’s purely for show and to follow others.

I bought it out of curiosity to give it a try; I’ve been using it for over two years now. To be honest, it works more smoothly than my previous Android devices, and it’s quite durable as well. Its battery life is still acceptable – I usually need to charge it once a day, but if I use it less, it can last two days. As for what phone to buy in the future, I’m not sure. I currently have a Meilan 3, which works well; I use it as a backup phone and need to charge it once a week or so. To resist such actions, well, the government itself uses many Japanese cars, and the military makes use of Mitsubishi jeeps as well. China is a major country in terms of foreign trade; if there were a boycott, for example, if economic ties with South Korea or Japan were severed, it is likely that many people would lose their jobs, which would lead to social unrest. This is something the government does not want to see. China can no longer afford to ignore enemy sanctions and blockades as it did in the early days of its establishment. With globalization, China can no longer isolate itself. All we can do is keep working hard – after all, this is our home, and it’s in our own interest to build it up!

It seems there are no restrictions on this; it’s maybe only not usable during working hours or by senior* employees. Some of my colleagues who are civil servants also use Shen Liu

With the media covering it, they won’t allow it to be used, right? It’s probably related to things like watches as well. Go back to the car or the office, and use it again when no one else is around! At the worst, just replace the casing.

Well, you might be onto something, but that’s not something we need to consider. Use the one that feels most comfortable to you. As long as you can sell it, I can buy it, it can be used, and there’s a place to repair it if it breaks, that’s fine.