In fact, I still like Samsung Note 7 very much. Whether in terms of black technology or appearance, the machine is quite powerful, but the only thing is that it is not that the editor wants to hack anyone. Such a good machine seems to be a little eager for quick success and insta

In fact, I still like the Samsung Note 7. Whether in terms of black technology or appearance, the machine is quite powerful, but the only point is that it is not that the editor wants to hack anyone. Such a good machine seems to be a little eager for quick success and instant benefits, and there has been a safety accident like a "fighter". It is like a cheat, and it has been blown up. In addition to the recent suspected fire of the Samsung Note 7 on Southwest Airlines flight, this is not another Samsung Note 7, which is said to be a safe version, has spontaneously ignited in Taiwan. What is even more unfavorable to Samsung is that according to foreign media reports, the four major American operators, which were originally on the side of Samsung, seem to have lost confidence in Samsung this time and have begun to actively introduce replacement policies for the secure version of Samsung Note 7.

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First, according to Taiwan's " Zhongshi Electronic News ", a netizen made a comment online, saying that when his friend was walking his dog, the new Note 7 phone that had just changed to 10 days ago was "exploding" in his butt pocket. According to Taiwan's "East Sen News Cloud", the Taiwanese user renewed his contract with Taiwan's big brother to purchase a Samsung Galaxy Note7 on August 23. Although the Note7 she had always used normally at the time, it was affected by the Note7 recall incident. After all, the Taiwanese version of Samsung Note7 is also within the range of replacement. The Taiwanese female user still replaced the official security version of Samsung Note7 with September 27.

According to the user's description, on the tenth day after the replacement, this security version of Note7 spontaneously ignited in her back pants pocket. First, there was a "touch" sound, and then it started to smoke. Then she immediately took out her phone and threw it on the ground. Fortunately, she did not suffer physical harm because of it. The user said that the phone continued to smoke for about 1 minute after it was thrown on the ground. The user made it clear that she did not agree to Samsung's replacement of Note7 for her again. She wanted to apply for a refund and would not use Samsung mobile phone again. She didn't want to joke about her life. Taiwan’s Samsung is in contact with the consumer, hoping to recycle the product and find out the cause of the incident.

The four major American operators have turned against each other and launched a replacement policy for the security version of Note 7

Due to the recent explosions of suspected security version of Samsung Galaxy Note 7 in the United States and Taiwan, Samsung Note 7 users have once again become panic. As a result, the four major American operators, which were originally on the same front as Samsung in the recall incident, are now turning against each other. According to foreign media reports, Sprint, one of the four major operators in the United States, was the first to announce that if users are still skeptical about the new "safe version" Note 7, they can go to the outlet to replace the new machine, and there seems to be no restrictions on the replacement machine brand, and they can choose it all based on user preferences. Subsequently, the other three major operators Verizon, ATT and T-Mobile all followed Sprint to launch similar replacement policies.

It is reported that the move by US operators should be related to the incident of the fire on Note 7 on Southwest Airlines flight this week. The incident of the fire on the flight seems to happen after US Airlines just began to relax the ban on Samsung Note 7. However, it is reported that the subsequent FAA and the Consumer Product Safety Committee will intervene in the investigation. Although Samsung has previously stated that it remains to be confirmed whether the model of the fire incident on Southwest Airlines flight is Note 7. However, Samsung has not yet commented on the current measures against the four major U.S. operators.