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Nokia Asked To Apologize For Spelling Mistakes
June 29, 2007 |
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Wang Yingde, a lawyer from Hunan Qishun Law Firm, has told local media that he will join with other Chinese consumers to launch a lawsuit against Nokia for including incorrect Chinese characters on Nokia phones.
On May 28, a consumer surnamed Zhang reported to Chinese media that he had found more than 30 wrong or misspelled characters on Nokia's mobile phones. Zhang, who previously was a Chinese teacher, believed these incorrect characters not only harmed consumer's interests, but also undermined the great power of the Chinese language. He therefore filed a lawsuit against Nokia and requested the company to recall all the problematic mobile phones and apologize to Chinese consumers.
Wang says he will now provide legal aid and ask the mobile phone manufacturer to make an apology for the incorrect characters and pay CNY315 in compensation. The numbers 315 are symbolic of March 15, which is World Consumer Rights Days.
Nokia, however, has told local media that there are no quality problems with their mobile phones, so they won't return the products to consumers or recall them.
However, Wang says that since SMS is a vital function of mobile phones, the incorrect spelling of characters in short messages should fall into a quality area and Nokia should make an apology to consumers for providing poor quality gadgets.
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I'm going to sue all shop owners in china with misspellings and chinglish translations on their signs! :)