Oppo apologises to Thai users over pre-installed loan apps

Posted on January 20, 2025 by Guest authors

Chinese handset maker Oppo has reportedly apologised to customers in Thailand after admitting to the telecoms regulator that its devices came with pre-installed loan apps that had not been approved by the Bank of Thailand (BOT).

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