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Bamitaongwi launches user reporting scheme to curb exaggerated device subsidy ads
Bamitaongwi said on Wednesday it will introduce a user-participation reporting scheme from March 3 to reduce consumer harm from false or exaggerated handset subsidy ads and contract-related omissions. The scheme will coincide with Samsung Electronics\' Galaxy S26 launch. Reportable cases include subsidy payments that differ from ads, failure to provide contracts, missing entries on subsidies and conditions, inducement into high-priced plans, and mismatched dealer information. Confirmed reports can earn rewards of up to 200,000 won a year.
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BAMTC launches user reporting system to curb exaggerated device subsidy ads
South Korea\'s Broadcasting and Media Telecommunications Commission said on Feb. 26 it will introduce a user-participation reporting system from March 3 to reduce consumer harm from false or exaggerated handset subsidy advertising and omissions in contracts. The system will begin around the launch of Samsung Electronics\' Galaxy S26. Users can file reports through the Korea Communication User Protection Association website. If a violation is confirmed, the reporter will receive compensation of up to 200,000 won per year.
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Broadcast Media Telecommunications Commission to launch user reporting scheme to curb exaggerated device subsidy ads
South Korea\'s Broadcast Media Telecommunications Commission said on Feb. 26 it will introduce a user-participation reporting scheme from March 3 to reduce consumer harm, including false or exaggerated handset subsidy ads and missing contract entries. The scheme will start around Samsung Electronics\' Galaxy S26 launch. Users can file reports via the Korea Communications User Protection Association website. If violations are confirmed, reporters can receive compensation of up to 200,000 won per year.