Date:29/03/17
The organization for economic cooperation and development (OECD) made a report, from which it follows that every fourth gaming console and every fifth mobile phone in the world are fake. Audio equipment stolen in 19% of cases.
Fakes are also found among flash memory cards and card reader says the OECD, on the market by about 15%, and among media players – 9%. Control panels and tablets forge in 6% of cases, batteries, in 5 per cent, the report said.
Most of the fake devices in the field of information and communication technology violates the intellectual property rights of U.S. companies, 25% of Finnish and 12% Japanese.
IReactor previously wrote about what Microsoft has posted a new version of Windows before release.
Experts: every fifth cell in the world is fake
The organization for economic cooperation and development (OECD) made a report, from which it follows that every fourth gaming console and every fifth mobile phone in the world are fake. Audio equipment stolen in 19% of cases.Fakes are also found among flash memory cards and card reader says the OECD, on the market by about 15%, and among media players – 9%. Control panels and tablets forge in 6% of cases, batteries, in 5 per cent, the report said.
Most of the fake devices in the field of information and communication technology violates the intellectual property rights of U.S. companies, 25% of Finnish and 12% Japanese.
IReactor previously wrote about what Microsoft has posted a new version of Windows before release.
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