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2010-05-27
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Its good for getting users hopes up by feigning "interaction"
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2010-05-27
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Originally Posted by Helmuth
To be exact: You wouldn't have received the text message if you hadn't already upgraded. 99.9% of us had never heard of "My Nokia" before PR1.2
But for what are they useful? Today I received a SMS message that now a new firmware update for my N900 is released!
Damned, that was yesterday!It's a old message. And I have it already on my device.
So they selectively send an SMS about a new software upgrade to those people only who already upgraded the software.
To answer your question: "My Nokia" is useful. It's useful if you want any more proof that Nokia is absolutely incapable of communicating with its customers.
EDIT: i wonder why they don't just offer a pre-installed RSS feed as they did with previous Maemo versions....
Last edited by benny1967; 2010-05-27 at 12:08.
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2010-05-27
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Should we be worried that the PR 1.2 update sent nokia our phone numbers with out our permission.
I didn't tell nokia I had an N900 and up till now have been receiveng SMSs for my old N97. I now have one regarding my N900.
It doesn't bother me, but they didn't ask.
I didn't tell nokia I had an N900 and up till now have been receiveng SMSs for my old N97. I now have one regarding my N900.
It doesn't bother me, but they didn't ask.
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2010-05-27
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Originally Posted by JonWW
well, yes and no. they din't ask, but they informed us how to un-subscribe again.
It doesn't bother me, but they didn't ask.
i find that this is unacceptable, though. (i even wonder if this is legal here in austria... i'd guess it's not.)
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2010-05-27
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Originally Posted by Helmuth
Not necessarily. IIRC If you passed on an upgrade (ignore) you will get no further yellow-mark notifications about it.
The Application manager gives us all a yellow information mark that there is a update.
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2010-05-27
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Originally Posted by JonWW
methinks classaction lawsuit
Should we be worried that the PR 1.2 update sent nokia our phone numbers with out our permission.
I didn't tell nokia I had an N900 and up till now have been receiveng SMSs for my old N97. I now have one regarding my N900.
It doesn't bother me, but they didn't ask.
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2010-05-27
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Originally Posted by attila77
I don't say that it's a bad thing to inform N900 users about updates.
Not necessarily. IIRC If you passed on an upgrade (ignore) you will get no further yellow-mark notifications about it.
IT's just that those "My Nokia" text messages will (I'm 100% certain about this) not reach those who didn't upgrade. The registration at My Nokia was forced after the PR1.2 upgrade (without a possibility to decline), and I cannot image any N900 user registered there before PR1.2.
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2010-05-27
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Action:
Originally Posted by Helmuth
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Now with PR1.2 we have a Setting to subscribe to receive Nokia Tipps and Support SMS messages...
Originally Posted by JonWW
Subscription successfully enabled?
I didn't tell nokia I had an N900 and up till now have been receiveng SMSs for my old N97. I now have one regarding my N900.
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But for what are they useful? Today I received a SMS message that now a new firmware update for my N900 is released!
Damned, that was yesterday!
Should I cancel the subscription after this first annoying message or is it possible that there is something useful comming?
I can see it already: We all get before the end of the month the news that ovi maps has improved the poi feature with a nice link to a colorful webpage and the invitation: UPDATE NOW!
We are all clicking on the Link and 3 Webpages later: "Only for Symbian S60V3/5"
Last edited by Helmuth; 2010-05-27 at 12:09. Reason: OVI