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🇰🇵 North Korean mobile phone with a DPRK operating system/sofware. This one is different from the North Korean phone you can buy in China. Everything inside is made or been locally modified in NK. Unfortunately, it won't work if you use it outside North Korea

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what games they got? is it true they have a version of clash of clans

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Not a gamer so idk much, but they’ve got many mobile games, including a localized version of Clash of Clans made for use in the country.

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They need to get some software developers their UI looks really old

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This was filmed around 2024. I guess they've upgraded a lot now

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