Another example of advertisers over-stepping their bounds.
Presumably, those poor Chinese customers weren't offered a proper opt-out either...
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7311242.stm
The mobile company affected has said it will block adverts from 7 advertising companies involved.
A Chinese government official has been quoted as saying ""We urge parties concerned to beef up self-scrutiny to correct their wrongdoing, which is profit driven in defiance of public interests"
It's a sad day when the
Chinese government speaks out for it's citizens' privacy more than the UK government sticks up for ours. (
are you listening, Virgin Media?)