Oppo and OnePlus phones banned in Germany: Why, what next and more

Posted 2022-07-10, The Times of India Headlines

OppoGermanyNokiaOnePlus. The Finland-based Nokia had sued Oppo in four different countries in 2021 after failing to reach an agreement with the Chinese smartphone giant. This for now prohibits the two brands from selling their devices in Germany. Are Oppo and OnePlus phones banned permanently in Germany No. Nokia has... read full story


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