German intel service warns of risks from Chinese tech

Economic Times - Oct 6, 2026

German intelligence services warned Monday that Chinese high-tech goods could pose security risks due to the potential for data to be collected and passed on to "state agencies". Data that is collected could be passed on to "state agencies", he said, leading to risks including "potential shutdown of entire products".

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