New Samsung Galaxy Note7 update encourages users to get replacement/refund
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- Anonymous
- 17 Nov 2016
mir, 17 Nov 2016And what's that got to do with his point?Correction: no, I wasn't wrong. I replied to the right comment. (damn, it's still early morning here).
It's just that you didn't understand what he and I said.
Some people want updates and they complain if they don't get it, while others don't want updates and they complain if they get updates.
Smart people never enable automatic updates (it's true for both app updates and Android system updates). Smart people have the mindset that their phone is their own property, so they don't allow anyone (other people, manufacturers, carriers) to decide what should happen to their own phone. They decide whether they want to install the updates or not, and if they want updates, they control which ones are allowed to be installed or install manually the ones they want.
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- SXn
- 17 Nov 2016
Still, even with this update, the battery lasts longer than in the iPhone
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- Anonymous
- 17 Nov 2016
mir, 17 Nov 2016And what's that got to do with his point?Sorry, my fault. I replied to the wrong comment.
This is the comment I wanted to reply:
"they complain bout not getting update , but wont install after getting it ? seriously ?"
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- 17 Nov 2016
AadiRizvi, 17 Nov 2016Not really a fan of Samsung but lately i have been really c... moreOr maybe because most people already return/exchange it? When Samsung engineers themselves acknowledged that they were cutting corners and there were risks, you don't need a tinfoil hat to simply exchange the recalled phone. Your notion of some conspiracy behind it is as credible as those people asking for Obama's birth certificate.
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- Anonymous
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- 17 Nov 2016
Lol Samsung users always complaining about no updates and now they get this and they don't want it.
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- 17 Nov 2016
Smart people would exchange the phone right away. Only stupid people will risk having a recalled device that can hurt people around him/her.
The only reason keeping the phone is to have it explode and then sue Samsung. Other than that, it's utterly moronic.
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- 17 Nov 2016
Anonymous, 17 Nov 2016You know that they are two different kind of people. Sma... moreAnd what's that got to do with his point?
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- Anonymous
- 17 Nov 2016
Anonymous, 17 Nov 2016they complain bout not getting update , but wont install af... moreYou know that they are two different kind of people.
Smart people always disable all automatic updates, and maybe update manually if he consider it worth it.
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- Anonymous
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- 17 Nov 2016
Anonymous, 17 Nov 2016It's a force auto update. When I had my note 7 I had auto u... moreYou can avoid it updating if you know what you're doing.
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- 17 Nov 2016
Anonymous, 17 Nov 2016What if people do not update? Android users are famous for ... moreIt's a force auto update. When I had my note 7 I had auto update off. I went to sleep and phone automatically updated itself to have battery limit.
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- 17 Nov 2016
Not really a fan of Samsung but lately i have been really curious to know that why there is no news of any Note7 exploding for like 2 months now. Was it only to force Samsung to recall all Note7s?
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- 17 Nov 2016
Anonymous, 17 Nov 2016What if people do not update? Android users are famous for ... morethey complain bout not getting update , but wont install after getting it ? seriously ?
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- 17 Nov 2016
Best strategy Samsung inc. could have adopted is to discontinue soon after it had issues with the note 7. Instead of revamping the product with a new battery they could have rebranded the same device with the new modifications.
All in all the strategy which adopted by Samsung did tarnish their image as well as their financials leading them in to a disarray situation for the next couple of years.
I strongly believe is that Samsung should introduce a new premium sub-brand series following the success of Xiaomi's MiMix.....
Note 8 or a Galaxy S8 wont have a huge hype unless otherwise those phones look different than the predecessors......
Market seeks and demands for a different looking phone now...........
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- 17 Nov 2016
if you dont want to replace the phone donot update the mobile its as simple as that
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- Anonymous
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- 17 Nov 2016
Better to force it to shutdown and can not be restarted. Then the owners will have no choice but to return it for others safety.
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- 17 Nov 2016
What if people do not update? Android users are famous for not updating their phones.
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- 17 Nov 2016
TC for Life, 17 Nov 2016I'd deactivate all Note 7s to encourage those customers to ... morewith all the idiots out there..outright deactivation might actually put samsung in more trouble with consumer rights lawsuits and other wierd stuff...people right?? its a wonder how me managed to keep going for this long..
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- 17 Nov 2016
ofcourse it will encourage customers to replace or refund.you only get to use 60% of the battery.thats dumb.samsung is behaving pretty idioticly.thats a shame on samsung
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- 17 Nov 2016
The real sammy
https://www.reddit.com/r/Android/comments/5d7dan/samsung_refuses_to_issue_me_a_refund_has_had_my/
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TC for Life, 17 Nov 2016I'd deactivate all Note 7s to encourage those customers to ... morethey are waiting samsung galaxy s8 or another note 8 so they can exchange 1:1. Simple logic.