Chinese mobile company Xiaomi shop may be closed, Philips accused of stealing technology

These days, Xiaomi is surrounded by controversies for many reasons. On one hand, Xiaomi's intention to be a Chinese company is always under suspicion, he has been accused of spying on the company several times for the Chinese administration through its products. But this time, Xiaomi might be in bad shape, because this time in court he will face Philips company, which has accused Xiaomi of patent theft.

In the Delhi High Court, Philips has recently filed a case against two famous smartphone makers for patent theft, the famous electrical equipment and modern gadget maker, and it is none other than Xiaomi and Vivo company.

Legal News website Bar & Bench report as "violated the regulations of the 'Standard Essential Patents' in the field of telecommunications by Philips alleged that Vivo and Xiaomi two ongoing litigation in the Delhi High Court.

Consequently, the two single benches took two important decisions while sanctioning the case against the accused . While Xiaomi has been asked to keep Rs 1000 crore in its bank accounts operating in India, Vivo has been given strict instructions not to pave the way for third party rights in its production plant located in Greater Noida until action May not be fulfilled. "

While many Chinese companies like Xiaomi and Vivo continue to be accused of stealing the intellectual property and patents of global companies, but this will be the first time such action is being taken against a Chinese company. Earlier, the central government has banned many Chinese smartphone apps, but the acceptance of Philips to prosecute two Chinese smartphone companies on patent theft charges gives a very important message in itself.

Now what is the harm to these two companies? It can be discussed in such a long way, but it is not wrong to say in short that if Philips wins the case, the existence of both companies will be questioned. Due to the Wuhan virus epidemic and above all China's expansionary attitude towards India, both companies are already suffering a lot of losses, but if Philips wins the case in Delhi High Court, both will be financially shocked that In the coming ten years, these two companies will have to fold their own beds from all over the world.

To be fair, the Chinese tech companies such as Vivo, Xiaomi, who had made their suzerainty in many countries while committing fraud, are now revealing their black acts one by one. The way India has tightened the wind of such Chinese companies on the economic front, it clearly shows what the future of these companies can be. Phillips' lawsuit may also prove to be the final nail in the coffin of these Chinese companies.