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An alarmingly high number of young online game players may be at risk of running foul of the law and face criminal sanction. Many players have apparently no or only a hazy notion of the law that stealing virtual property from an online game account...
The Consumer Council today (May 14) announced the launch of a publicity campaign to warn fans of online games the perils of addiction, theft and abuses liable to criminal sanction. In a new initiative, a concern group has been formed to spearhead an...
The Consumer Council has found wide variances in the safety level of progressive hair dyes available to consumers in Hong Kong. The test revealed that the sample with the highest level (2.5%) of the dye agent lead acetate contained some five times...
Listen, music aficionados! Wired headphones may not be in fashion these days but they are decidedly better in sound quality than their modern wireless versions. This assessment was made by an expert panel in a joint international test conducted by...
Quality and brand loyalty seem to go hand in hand when it comes to choosing car tyres. This was borne out in the response of 655 motorists in a user experience survey conducted by the Consumer Council on car tyres. If past experience is something to...
Don't just recklessly send off your children for education abroad, you could well be buying them a ticket to a journey that's anything but educational if not downright hazardous. This timely advice from the Consumer Council was issued to remind...
For most people house moving is a veritable headache. Moving abroad only compounds the problem. The good news, however, is that consumer complaints against overseas removal service are down from 32 in 2002 to 27 in 2003, and 6 in the first quarter of...
The switch to wireless Internet access is fast on the rise with household users. As more consumers are drawn to wireless Internet application, the Consumer Council is concerned that few are in fact aware of the inherent security vulnerability of WLAN...