So far, basically no one in Finland has been using mask. Maybe few asian immigrants and really old people, but no one else really. Mostly because there haven't been any masks on sale on the store, and there is no recommendation, law or anything to use masks in Finland. And Finnish people like to have laws or at least recommendations before they do anything.
After months of careful RESEARCHING (they say), National Institute for Health and Welfare of Finland is finally thinking about giving a recommendation out for people to use mask in busy public places, like trains and buses. (Even though initially they said that there is no evidence for any benefit from masks)
Interesting thing is, that The Ministry of Social Affairs and Health doesn't recommend masks, and doesn't plan to.
So which one are you supposed to listen to?
And even if one would want to use masks, they still cost a bit more than 1€ a piece in Finland currently, and you would need 2 of them every day only for commute, a large monthly expense for poor people like me. Most of them aren't certified or anything, so there are no guarantees whether or not they will help you or others even if you could afford to buy them

The government has fucked up really badly with the virus, they caused massive economical hardship with their previous restrictions, which people will now pay for quite some time.
They have fucked up with all the equipment purchases as well, how is it possible that even the cheapest and shittiest made-in-china masks still cost more than 1€ a piece from the store, and stock of rubber gloves etc. in stores is basically non-existent. When the pandemic began, there were big titles in news about Finland having large stockpiles of various equipment while other countries didn't have. But then it turned out, that all of our stockpiles ran out in less than a week, and most of the stuff was expired and questionable in quality to begin with. It has now been months, but the government has still failed to set up production lines for any equipment and seems to be struggling on importing them from foreign countries, having to resort in over-priced and bad quality equipment.
I don't understand why they couldn't just set up production lines for all this equipment when the epidemic began. Yeah for sure it may never pay itself back financially, but at least Finland wouldn't have to be dependent on others with these things. And as the epidemic prolongs itself, costs of buying all this over-priced equipment from china and other countries adds up. Perhaps the production line would have been cheaper option...
If we had the production lines, government could just give out free high quality certified masks for the people. In fancy packaging which describes how to actually use them, instead of some chinese packaging that all of the current imported masks have.
Production of meat is heavily subsidized in Finland, why is health of the people via masks and other protective equipment not worth subsidizing?