Nokia recently provided the Iranian regime with a "monitoring center" that enables security forces to tap cell phones, scramble text-messages, and interrupt calls. Nokia's new surveillance system has enhanced the regime's ability to crack down on dissent during recent protests. The monitoring technology is being deployed on a massive scale, with hundreds arrested thanks to Nokia's technology. Nokia has a responsibility to ensure its technology is used in an ethical manner. Take a minute to pressure Nokia to stop immediately its contract with the Iranian regime, disable its monitoring center, and explain how Iranians can circumvent the monitoring system. Tell the company you will boycott its products and urge your mobile carriers to stop selling Nokia until it stops aiding the crackdown. You can edit the letter below, which will then be sent to Nokia. (Questions? Email campaign -at- aicongress.org.) 5075 people have sent letters as part of this campaign. Click here to see who has sent a letter. Click here to write your letter Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo, Nokia President and CEO Ben Roome, Head of Media Relations, Nokia Siemens Network Robert Weisberg, Global Ethics Officer, Nokia Siemens Network
Big companies like Nokia don't care.They only care about $$$$$$.--Alot of people think all this modern technology(computers,cellphones etc.) is so wonderful,until they see the other side of the coin.And I'm not only talkin' about the situation in Iran.
Good thing I use Verizon. I love my cellphone, it helps me keep in touch with all my friends and loved ones, hold my favorite music, photos and videos.
