Samsung will disable charging on remaining Galaxy Note 7 units
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- Anonymous
- wry
- 25 Mar 2017
Note7 owner, 24 Mar 2017I guess it's time to lay my Note 7 to rest. Samsung better ... moreDont get mad at samsung if they refuse.
you should have returned the device ages ago.
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- Anonymous
- wry
- 25 Mar 2017
Boom! good riddance.
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- Alcatel Pixi 3 4.5
- 7sv
- 25 Mar 2017
Anonymous, 25 Mar 2017Get a life all youNo. On another note, good riddance Note 7
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- Joselius
- HjB
- 25 Mar 2017
POMPARTA!!, 24 Mar 2017If you never connected it to the internet,there is no probl... moreWhat the point of keeping the phone then if you dont use internet? Lol. Btw, Samsung already disable all type of network connectivity including mobile data and wifi. You can never connect to the internet in the first place anyway. The update pushed forcefully by samsung works seamlessly to disable and kill the phone immediately. You wont be seeing 'updating phone...' in the notification shade or anything like that. Its one shot, one kill. No permission from user needed.
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- AnonD-598677
- tu6
- 25 Mar 2017
note 7 will be legend. btw android always keep change,now began with android oreo.looks like one at least 2 major update,and just wonder until when they can find the good one, maybe forever .after finish until z maybe A again.just like in terminator, genesys is skynet, for real google is skynet now.
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- Anonymous
- K3e
- 25 Mar 2017
Get a life all you
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- stdrtuftyu
- vx6
- 25 Mar 2017
AnonD-120291, 24 Mar 2017if they disabled the automatic updates and software checkin... morestill using Note 7...different ROM...it heats up but not exploding
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- Anonymous
- wnx
- 24 Mar 2017
Makes sense because if they want to sell refurbished ones in the future they must absolutely render all the old ones useless first to stop anyone trying to sell their defective one as a refurbished one when they become available.
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- Anonymous
- 7v4
- 24 Mar 2017
AnonD-234645, 24 Mar 2017Frankly. I have the pen of the note 7 (NOT THE PHONE ITSELF... moreI think it's a good investment from a scarcity point of view. A year or two from now, it would not surprise me if the Note 7 get listed on ebay starting at 10K.
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- JiM
- 24 Mar 2017
if they disabled the automatic updates and software checking then there is no way they can disable them all, they should just get the carriers to block the devices from connecting to mobile/cellular towers as well as pushing updates to make the phones pointless, i was recently in Sri lanka and they still had these on sale, as im sure many 3rd world or developing countries still have them retailing at 3rd party stores but i guess they still tried to block and recall as best as possible, if people dont want to let go that is their issue not samsungs.
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- AnonD-649705
- 8p0
- 24 Mar 2017
It's a lesson to samsung not to make another phones without removable battery. Phones without it are worthless
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- AnonD-649705
- 8p0
- 24 Mar 2017
Toda I'd changed my galaxy alpha buildprop into note7's one. The phone entered the safe mode and refused to leave it ;))) then i changed it again.
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- Anonymous
- UD{
- 24 Mar 2017
Note7 owner, 24 Mar 2017I guess it's time to lay my Note 7 to rest. Samsung better ... moreI don't think so...
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- AnonD-234645
- Hxm
- 24 Mar 2017
Frankly. I have the pen of the note 7 (NOT THE PHONE ITSELF, I wish I experienced the phone...;_;) And I really wonder. Is it THAT worthy to keep the phone? I have a Galaxy S7 ( with Xiaomi mi 5 and iPhone 7. But let's not get onto that. I'm a hybrid fan) and the Note 7 is a mere stretched Galaxy 7. True that the design is gorgeous, and waterproof. PLUS a waterproof pen. And USB C cable. But it's worthy to keep such a phone and not sacrifice 0.2 inche for safety? Why people are keeping it like it contains the elixir of immortality. Or the holy grail of Smartphones. I do agree the phone is awesome. But Safety is first. And if I needed to swap it due to danger. I'll be fine with a slightly smaller one. And returning the phone without hesitation, but not before stealing the pen for art porpuse. ;P (seriously. 4,096 pressure levels! And waterproof! Heaven for every digital artist!)
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- AnonD-558092
- 6Ba
- 24 Mar 2017
AnonD-1385, 24 Mar 2017What if you disable auto updates and don't ever manually ch... moreNo, disabling auto updates won't work. It's an update being pushed like Google Play Services updates. They're being done seamlessly.
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- LC8
- 24 Mar 2017
Anonymous, 24 Mar 2017If Note 7 had removable battery: - people could take out t... morehow ever Shamesung find its way easier in just recalling devices than making threats to have the battery replaced, that could be done even as it is non removable, because they can be swap anyways...
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- Anonymous
- n95
- 24 Mar 2017
Every year Android and iOS keep turning into the same OS by getting closer and closer. They started at different end, but they are slowly merging in the middle. iOS started completely as a lockdown os that is slowly opening up and Android started as a wild wild west but slowly adopting some of the iOS lockdown (although not completely) restriction nature to better handle things.
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- Anonymous
- 7uD
- 24 Mar 2017
Waiting for they to resell the note7 with safe battery at 400 USD. But that may not happen...
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- Note7 owner
- k2G
- 24 Mar 2017
I guess it's time to lay my Note 7 to rest. Samsung better give me the option to trade it in for the Galaxy 8.
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- Anonymous
- UD{
- 24 Mar 2017
but I thought they were reselling some units? what happened?