Americans and the US government are becoming more wary of Chinese-owned technology, such as TikTok, Huawei routers, and DJI drones, as a result of the mounting tensions between China and the US.

Encryption chips, provided by a subsidiary of a company with direct ties to the Chinese military and mentioned in warnings issued by the US Department of Commerce, have nevertheless found their way into the storage hardware of sensitive high profile military and intelligence networks throughout Western countries due to the complex nature of the hardware supply chain.

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