Hello Amund, Rather than looking at this from what is required, what about what makes sense? I wouldn't expect someone in Norway to be very pleased to only get documentation in Japanese or Chinese. The end-user would most likely be very dissatisfied and probably return the product. Companies need to make decisions on how they want their customers to understand their product. A good rule of thumb is to make sure that you know what the primary language is for a country and at least provide the appropriate information in that language. It's not only a regulatory issue but a Customer satisfaction issue as well.
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