Anonymous, 10 Dec 2016Then, it is pointless to own a rooted Note7. Isnt the Note feature is the reason people buy th... moreRooting doesn't mean you lose all note features lol. You can always choose to stay on stock rom.
Anonymous, 10 Dec 2016By using this phone you put others in danger.. I see one, i will smash itAnd by smashing it you could put yourself and others in danger because smashing it could cause damage to the battery which may then catch fire.
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Anonymous, 10 Dec 2016Yes, what about the people who REMOVED the default internal battery and are relying on third p... moreAnd I didn't. I know some are using non original batteries. And some are original. Like any user.
Anonymous, 10 Dec 2016By using this phone you put others in danger.. I see one, i will smash itFunny thing is the Note 7 stop exploding after the media has successfully forced Samsung to kill the Note 7. I don't believe the Note 7 will explode without sabotage
AnonD-234645, 10 Dec 2016tried so myself. I had a problem when I had the ancient s3 that the battery couldn't obtain po... moreYes, what about the people who REMOVED the default internal battery and are relying on third party battery to power their Note 7s. Why should they suffer? In their eyes, they have solved the problem although it might not retain the original Note 7 design but from a safety point of view there is no problems. Samsung should check if default battery is being used if at all possible before disabling the unit from charging or worse. Do not assume people's Note 7 are being powered by default samsung battery!
Anonymous, 09 Dec 2016All Note 7 users should disable all automatic updates. Also, they should change the IMEI.what if the new randomised IMEI is already used in another phone. and when the company finally finds that number. you'll shut someone else's phone because you're too careless to return it?
I mean sure. I've held a note 7 (trial model) and it's a frigging AWESOME phone. but it's not worth the hassle if the company wants it back at all costs.
LG superfan, 10 Dec 2016What if someone uses extended battery covers will it work? Samsung just diable all Note7 by en... moretried so myself. I had a problem when I had the ancient s3 that the battery couldn't obtain power. and until I've gone to fix it. I've used external battery to power it. looks awkward. but it's awesome to slam on it a 9kmAh battery.
Hermes1, 09 Dec 2016New Zealand, Australia and Canada had disconnect the phone from carrier. Its all a paperweight... moreIt can be used as iPod touch. (yeah. couldn't have any other word for a PDA) if you like the original rom. if not. swap rom and save yourself from the penalties. or swap carrier to someone who doesn't block IMEI. (I wouldn't recommend any of this. I've been in Dutyfree and even held the note 7. it's AMAZINGLY BREATHAEKER looks. but not worth the hassle swapping from note 5 if they are THAT desperate. (and it was BEFORE the recall))
What if someone uses extended battery covers will it work? Samsung just diable all Note7 by end of this year
By using this phone you put others in danger.. I see one, i will smash it
AnonD-568493, 10 Dec 2016So you using Note 7 without all the Note features and updates.CoolI running a custom rom and it and everything works and all features works. There nothing wrong with my phone. I don't intend to return it or exchange it. But I will do is sell it to a collector for the right amount of money since my phone is now very rare to get.
laoplayer, 10 Dec 2016Alll you have to do is root your Note 7 like me and it wont get any OTA update. I still using ... moreSo you using Note 7 without all the Note features and updates.Cool
ashyjay92, 09 Dec 2016people have had months to return their device, verizon should push it so what people won't hav... moreNot to worry. If Verizon delayed this, they would be liable if something happened. Maybe the Verizon lawyers were just on vacation and missed the memo. I'm sure they would soon act after the legal department put two and two together.
Peter, 09 Dec 2016Kudos to Verizon. This is wrong from Samsung to announce this measure now and disable the Note... moreI'm no fan of Samsung, but I have to applaud Samsung for doing this above and beyond.
You mentioned holiday season. Imagine the risk when the phone explodes during the holiday crowd. It would be a total nightmare for Samsung, and as a company, they have to act to mitigate the risk. No matter how slim that chance is, it's a chance that Samsung cannot take unless they want their brand to be buried for good.
Samsung has recalled the phone, and even their engineers have acknowledged the risk. There is zero logic in keeping the phone and not exchanging it.
My guess is that only idiotic Trump supporters that still own and use these phones. Typical Americans.
laoplayer, 10 Dec 2016Alll you have to do is root your Note 7 like me and it wont get any OTA update. I still using ... moreThen, it is pointless to own a rooted Note7. Isnt the Note feature is the reason people buy them. Now, all you have is just an overpriced stock android phone.
The GsmArena,is Also From Us,so Basically They Post Most News About US....
Peter, 09 Dec 2016Kudos to Verizon. This is wrong from Samsung to announce this measure now and disable the Note... moreThey had months to return it. And it's not like they are paying for another phone. They are basically swapping. So are verizon. Always being jerks. And no. Im not apple fanboy.
Peter, 09 Dec 2016Kudos to Verizon. This is wrong from Samsung to announce this measure now and disable the Note... moreAnd then by the end of january someone will again say that they should postpone it to February. So on and so forth.
samsung clearly mishandling galaxy note 7 disaster --different dictats in different countires ..
samsung has death wish ..loyal customers shall grant samsung suicide ..new s8 due 2017 leakes speculations engineered by samsung insiders every week -- disgrace ..
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