US EditionDanes Boycott US Brands Amidst Political Tensions; Greece Police Leverage Drones for Suspect Apprehension
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A number of small digital platforms in Denmark are reporting great interest. At the same time that the US president has been after Greenland.
With mobile applications.
Trump’s Coca-Cola ‘Doing the Ugly’: Apps Created in Denmark to Boycott u.s. Products · Global Voices
Vegemite, the Australian cream with yeast, gets an approval. The same is true of a French bottle of Châteauneuf-du-Pape. But Coca-Cola Light, President Donald Trump's favorite? A popular mobile app in Denmark assigns a red X: a message to buyers to put that American product back on shelves.Denmark, a country with a size of a 17-year-old Texas, is sick of feeling pressured. That's why Danes are turning to mobile applications to scan everyday prod…
Vegemite, Australia's fermented pasta, receives a green sign of approval. The same happens with a French bottle of Châteauneuuf-du-Pape wine. But Coca-Cola Diet, one of the favorite drinks of President Donald Trump? For this, a new and popular mobile app in Denmark assigns a red red reprobation X to consumers in order to return that American product to the bakery. Commercial war: Trump threatens to impose 100% prices in Canada if it is to concre…
Danes Boycott US Brands Amidst Political Tensions; Greece Police Leverage Drones for Suspect Apprehension
In a dual display of technological adoption for distinct purposes, Denmark sees a surge in apps enabling consumer boycotts of US products, fueled by political discontent. Meanwhile, in Greece, New York, law enforcement successfully utilizes drone technology to track down and apprehend a suspect, highlighting the evolving role of surveillance in public safety. Danish Consumer Revolt Danes are increasingly using mobile applications to identify an…
The number of people boycotting American products is growing rapidly in Denmark. This phenomenon is fueled by special apps that identify the country of origin of goods and the growing political and economic tensions between Copenhagen and Washington, including the dispute over Greenland.
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