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I recently bought a Nokia 2720V Flip to replace my Motorolla 3G slider phone, but I was not able to activate it.
It's NOT a basic phone, rather a feature phone that runs on an operating system called KaiOS. To activate it you must agree to give KaiOS access to all your data, location info, etc.
KaiOS is a Hong Kong based company, with majority ownership by the Chinese Communist Party.
And there isn't a "no" option,... so in it's box it still sits.
Great looking phone. Much bigger than what I'm carrying now, but smaller than the billboards most people lug around these days.
I recently bought a Nokia 2720V Flip to replace my Motorolla 3G slider phone, but I was not able to activate it.
It's NOT a basic phone, rather a feature phone that runs on an operating system called KaiOS. To activate it you must agree to give KaiOS access to all your data, location info, etc.
KaiOS is a Hong Kong based company, with majority ownership by the Chinese Communist Party.
And there isn't a "no" option,... so in it's box it still sits.
Great looking phone. Much bigger than what I'm carrying now, but smaller than the billboards most people lug around these days.
Now I'm looking into a Punkt MPO2 Pigeon.
Thanks. Not sure that will be an issue for me as the only data on my phone will be the people I call or that call me. However, I can understand your reservations, but in today's markets no telling what the Chinese Communist Party owns or has an interest in.
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