Samsung keeps trying to put an end to the problem you have had new Galaxy Note 7 in the eye of the hurricane, due to its battery problems that cause the device to explode. A few days ago the South Korean company announced that all those who had already received their device had to return it to exchange it and receive a new one, with the battery problem already fixed.
However, it seems that some users are being lazy and have not yet delivered their Galaxy Note 7. Therefore Samsung has announced that all non-returned devices will be remotely deactivated for replacement., stopping working.
The deadline to make the return of the Galaxy Note 7 is September 30. From that moment on, any device will be remotely deactivated, although we imagine that any user who is in this situation will be able to go to Samsung to receive a new Note 7 and hand over their terminal that will not even turn on.
Samsung has taken its problem with its new flagship very seriously and does not seem willing to leave a single Galaxy note 7 on the face of the earth with battery problems. We will see if with this the South Korean company manages to put an end to the problems that have altered its roadmap and have also done a lot of damage to one of its great stars in the mobile phone market.
Have you already delivered your Galaxy Note 7 so that Samsung can change it without problems in its battery?.
That is that some users are doing the eddies, it sounds nice, but it does not conform to reality, since until the statement of last day 9, it was not mandatory and they had not indicated that it should be returned.
The lazy ones are Samsung, that since last day 2, all those who requested the voluntary change, has not contacted us.
I have claimed where I bought it and they tell me that they will let me know or lazy, nothing sure will I have to insist again
And is anyone surprised that they can remotely access a drive?
Backdoor mobiles to the cheeky, in this and surely all other models.
To deactivate a mobile, they simply send a list of imei to the operators and put them on the blocked list, just as they do with stolen mobiles. It is something very simple to do.