iPad '4G' claims face scrutiny from UK regulator

[xxMATTGxx]

There is no basis to suggest Apple's alleged illegal advertising move is in bad faith, they simply copied their American advertising which happened to be illegal in the UK, lazy but not enough evidence to prove bad faith based on that at all.



Or to me, typical UK!



And thus all assertions that Apple marketed in bad faith are renounced.

We still have the better advertising standards, ok thanks.

[HotelUser]

We still have the better advertising standards, ok thanks.

Your opinion is noted but I'm sticking with my maple syrup.

[Recursion]

Your opinion is noted but I'm sticking with my maple syrup.

Even though the iPad was marketed as 4G in the UK, but currently wont work (due to no 4G infrastructure) and will in fact, never work (even when we do get 4G infrastructure)?

[HotelUser]

Even though the iPad was marketed as 4G in the UK, but currently wont work (due to no 4G infrastructure) and will in fact, never work (even when we do get 4G infrastructure)?

Well Apple fixed that and it looks like it was more of just an advertising hiccup as opposed to in bad faith but generally speaking I don't really have a problem with advertising in Canada, and I'm a real big fan of the fundamental freedoms of media as depicted in section two of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.