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The vast majority of users in any country don't know how to change those sorts of settings and won't figure it out unless they absolutely have to. In the US is
by nolemurs 9y ago
The vast majority of users in any country don't know how to change those sorts of settings and won't figure it out unless they absolutely have to. In the US is just happens that everything we get comes correctly configured for us, so it's not an issue.
- Houshalter 9y agoWhen you set up a PC does the OS not ask you what language it should be in? I recall being asked a ton of questions by Windows when I first turned my laptop on. I think I went through a similar process installing Ubuntu. Surely the desired language is the first part of any setup procedure.
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- juiyout 9y ago> The vast majority of users in any country don't know how to change those sorts of settings and won't figure it out unless they absolutely have to. I have quite the opposite experience. 1. In Taiwan and Japan, phones and pc comes correctly configured UI language for us. But I switch it to English anyway. 2. UI Language is usually not something people can just try to use and "get by". Languages are almost always immediately switched user's prefered one upon recieving product in my experience.