Australian authorities removed surveillance cameras from a major shopping center after concerns they could be used for spying, citing risks linked to their Chinese manufacturer. Despite the ban, similar cameras from the same company have since been found installed in electric vehicles imported from China, raising fresh questions about supply chain security. The discovery highlights ongoing challenges in preventing unauthorized technology from entering the country. Experts warn that such devices may pose risks to privacy and national security.
Australia ripped out Dahua cameras over spying fears, then they reappeared in Chinese EVs The Cool Down
