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Employee Steals Over Hundred Nokia Devices!

on May 14, 2010 – 8:37 pm9 Comments

The employee of one of Nokia’s subcontractor has stolen over hundreds of devices from the Research center in Helsinki, Finland. According to company rules prototypes should not leave company premises

The man had stolen:

  • 98 mobile-phones of which 55 were prototypes.
  • 28 laptops
  • 232 mobile-phone batteries
  • 1 projector

That is such a high figure to go unnoticed and maybe there was more than one person involved.

The total cost of the stolen property was estimated at 27500 Euros. The court gave him 7 months suspended sentence and 3000 Euros fine.

Leaked products or Prototypes in the wrong hands are never good for any company and for a company like Nokia leaked phones mean that competitors gain unfair advantages !

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  • http://twitter.com/ovijade jade bryan

    now I know on how did they got their N8 prototype and made some nonsense preview on it.

  • fabian

    righttttt (note the sarcasm….) i thot.. Nokia.. was the wanna be…..

  • Prikshit

    Mobile phones and batteries are bearable i mean it can stolen cause of small size but the 28 laptops and a projector how it happens??? Nokia should have a good security. Something is really wrong here am worried about Nokia.

  • http://www.iamrajeev.com Rajeev

    ah NOkia is crap

    • Angad Singh

      u r right…………

  • SHUBHANKAR

    lol!

  • Angad Singh

    ya i have been to there they have some machine in front of u stand n it scans the whole body….. but i have seen its only used for non employees….

  • arnokmiy

    increase the salary…such things will never happen again…lol

  • Prashant

    But Who is that subcontractor. No where the name of the subcon mentioned.