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2013-10-26
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Well the rest of us don't. This NSA company that you so dearly love is not so much liked here in European countries, if you haven't seen the news. Privacy is something we take very seriously here, unlike you. If you don't believe me, ask the Germans.
Every word is true, yes. But just believe me when I say, no Finnish instance is listening to your or Barack's phone calls or emails. Can you say the same?
And in what Google and Apple etc. are ok (or are forced) to do in the name of "national security", I beg you, please understand that isn't anywhere near the case here in Europe or Finland.
Final ninja-edit: You're from The Netherlands according to your profile, are you serious in what you're saying? I really am asking you.
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2013-10-26
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2013-10-26
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..and then you have this thing called legislation. You know, US legislation does not reach beyond US borders..
Let me give you an example: http://www.younited.com/why.html
That's a F-Secures (Finnish company) upcoming cloud service and I can give you my head as a pledge that they won't leak any information to anyone. Ever. If they would, someone would go to jail.
That's how the legislation works around these parts of the world.
(Before someone hints that I'm biased in this matter, let me tell you: I don't work for F-Secure and I hate their antivirus program.)
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2013-10-26
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2013-10-26
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2013-10-26
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what on earth makes you think finland (lex nokia) has any better intentions:
http://translate.google.co.uk/transl...en-US:official
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2013-10-26
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2013-10-26
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If they just announce their launch on Twitter I will be soon disappointing. The can Atleast create some media packages engage everyone.
Announce a 30 days countdown to release date where they have chats, competitions, selling t-shirts and hats, maybe lower the phone price 10 euros every they or have a special other half every day. Look at Ubuntus edge campaign. It was awesome. Generates so much in form of content, knowledge about the brand and it's was cheap too because community did awesome things, just look in my footer. The whole media not just tech media wrote about it, tv, magazines and newspapers.
Apple Samsung do it in stores, let jolla have their release event on the Www. Release the news in 30 parts some info every day until last they when the world has all the knowledge that Jolla will give before launch...most of us here are ready to put in both time and money only to help jolla. But jolla must lead and show us what they want and where they are going...
Do something for the climate today! Anything!
I don't trust poeple without a Nokia n900...
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