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Remarkable smartphone advertisement from Thailand

By Editorial
Posted in Remarkable
Tags: DTAC, Smartphone, Video

15 August 2013

A special commercial from Thailand about the use of a smartphone.

We are all familiar with the image of predominantly young Thai people who are constantly busy with a smartphone. E-mail, use the internet, play games, view photos and send text messages. It seems as if the world around them no longer exists.

Now you might expect a warning from the Thai government or something similar against the almost obsessive use of the smartphone. No. In Thailand, it is a telecom provider that warns against its own source of income: the use of a smartphone. I don't think that will happen anytime soon here in the West.

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Watch the video below:

[youtube]http://youtu.be/UjdQPH1LCc0[/youtube]

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