Many consumers of mobile telephony iranians are boycotting to Nokia after the publication of reports which said that the manufacturer collaborated with the Iranian Government, via The Guardian.
Wholesalers in the capital have reported that demand has fallen by nearly half a result of the calls to boycott Nokia Siemens Networks (NSN) by selling to Iran surveillance systems of communications.
And the boycott is spreading. Consumers are sending SMS messages to protest the complicity of the regime with the state-owned telecommunications TCI.
Nokia is the western company that more may be affected in its transactions with the authorities iranians. Its association with Siemens NSN, provided to Iran in a monitoring system that extended to the mobile network last year. NSN said that the technology is a matter standard to dozens of countries. But the protesters believe that the company could have provided the network without the monitoring role.
