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The Ministry of Defence was forced to strip cameras of connectivity after discovering they contained components manufactured in China.

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The Ministry of Defence was forced to strip cameras of connectivity after discovering they contained components manufactured in China.

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  1. FCC warns Hikvision equipment poses threat due to ties to Chinese military.1 source
  2. Specific incident details emerge regarding the MoD's discovery of Chinese components.1 source
  3. MoD discovered cameras contained Chinese-made components, forcing connectivity removal.1 source

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