New Galaxy Note 7 software to launch…

The South Korean giant is about to hurt stubborn customers, the Galaxy Note 7 software will come with a magic shutdown.

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New Galaxy Note 7 software to launch: All the details!

Since the Note 7 were called as explosive devices, Samsung did everything it can by recalling the phone around the globe. But there are some stubborn users who don’t want to obey to this recall, Samsung will launch a new Galaxy Note 7 software will stop the battery from getting even 1% battery charge. This means that if you are still using a Note 7, you will no longer be abe to use it as the device won’t get any battery charge again.

The South Korean giant asked it customers multiple times and only loyal customers returned their phones as they were promised their money back or another smartphones. Here is what the company said ” Samsung is a big company, people trust us, there is a big security risk with your Note 7, and Samsung will limit the charge through a firmware limit after February 2017″. According to the official data released on the global service has opened about 300 million Note 7, Samsung completed 96% of the product recall. A problem with the device’s

Galaxy Note 7 software

A problem with the device’s lithium-ion battery led some units to combust, in some cases injuring their owners and causing damage to property. One of the most important issue is that it is still banned in most Airlines because it was a threat to them. If you still holding your exploding Note 7, please do contact the nearest Samsung store in your area, because the deadline has been extended until February 17, if you dont do so, you will lose your phone and wont get anything in return.

New Galaxy Note 7 software to launch!

The best way for you to stay away of regrets, go and return your Note 7 before Samsung launches the Galaxy Note 7 software this month. So what we can tell you is that, for the safety of your friends or family and yourself, go and return yours and get your money back or get another device.