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You don't only access foreign web services through apps everything works with web alone too FYI. I have no such app on my phone and I still use several of them.

If for some reason it becomes necessary to cut entirely off foreign software so be it, I would rather do that.
It's not "foreign web services", it's everything. Most of your banking apps also won't work. Anyone dabbled in IT and fintech for a few months knows this. Web is Israeli. Anything you ever bought, shared online in the last 10 years has a crumb of info that travelled through an Israeli owned or maintained server.

Turkey doesn't have the power and the market to support such an idea and the government don't have the popular support to enact a great firewall. Regardless this will be done to some degree, but it won't be this government that does it most probably. 10 years later maybe, because the new world order of internet will force us to; globalism is dead.
 

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Alright then,

What SoC will they use? Snapdragon, mediatek, xring, kirin or exynos?

What OS? Some fork of graphene os? Something custom?

How will they compete against Xiaomi who literally produce them in dark factories?

The only way for this to survive is to tax Aselsan phones at 0%, which... is illegal

I don't want to sound pessimistic, but if you want domestic manufacturers to survive in these high volume low margin sectors, you have NO ROOM for fuckups.

I trust Turkish Engineers. Managers? Maybe
Politicians? Think your part
 

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It's not "foreign web services", it's everything. Most of your banking apps also won't work. Anyone dabbled in IT and fintech for a few months knows this. Web is Israeli. Anything you ever bought, shared online in the last 10 years has a crumb of info that travelled through an Israeli owned or maintained server.

Turkey doesn't have the power and the market to support such an idea and the government don't have the popular support to enact a great firewall. Regardless this will be done to some degree, but it won't be this government that does it most probably. 10 years later maybe, because the new world order of internet will force us to; globalism is dead.

You will be shamed. You don't even call Türkiye by its name and you are being biased against Türkiye.

Foxbase the mother of all databases originated from Türkiye. Every piece of software have opensource counterparts to tap into. We have used foreign software because there was no vision to make everything domestic back when web all started. We followed the pioneers but now we have time to catch up. Just like how the US kept banning China stuff we can ban anything that touches Israel and we can bake it into our laws just like the US does.

When it comes to security people's preferences take a back seat.
 
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Just like how the US kept banning China stuff we can ban anything that touches Israel and we can bake it into our laws just like the US does.
You can't just say this when government is the most pro US they have ever been since 2007. Israeli tech is US tech. They make laws and make others follow them, we have whims of people, not laws. Government saw to that, we no longer have laws.
 
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