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Nokia Helping Iranian Gov't Crack Down on Protesters

Started by dan foster, June 26, 2009, 12:36:52 AM

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dan foster

 Well, like Exxon-Mobil is helping to save our environment, and Pfizer is helping millions with free medicine, so too is Nokia standing up for human rights.  You need only read their corporate webpage.  However, like the other big corporate liars, they are actually helping in the human rights abuses of the Iranian people...Please check out their "Corporate Code of Conduct", including their support of human rights, in the page from their Corp site below.  It's almost as if they knew their tools were made for just the opposite; lousy goddamn son's a bitches.

How about some red paint and signs all over the front of your local Nokia distributors or manufacturing plants?



...the Iranian government is engaging in deep-packet inspection (DPI), a technique that has been of late a subject of much interest and apprehension in the U.K., in their efforts to control how the Internet and other digital technologies are being used in Iran today. Rhoads and Chao report that the technology companies Nokia and Siemens equipped the Iranian government with the DPI-enabling tools.

http://techpresident.com/blog-entry/iran-roundup-it-your-duty-report

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