"Safe" Note 7 Explodes and Injures User

[Sevanw]

Have you been using the new 'Yoda' translator app from Google


Regarding monetisation, he reported this on Twitter. Blog / News sites picked up on it from there. None of these would be paying to report on this (they rarely even post source and when they do they do not pay you as the source, I speak from first hand experience) so I am confused as to where and how you think the user would be monetising from this. There is no YouTube video or channel from the user, and Twitter certainly don't pay for popular tweets.

Well more red flags in that story than anything else. How any objective thinking person can't see that is beyond me. Think about it. A consumer says they have a bad product, the manufacturer wants to make it right. The consumer doesn't want that, instead they just want to "publicize" it. Really? Jeez.
When the STATE RUN news agency is on the same narrative, Red Flags go up immediately.

 

[MRU]

Well more red flags in that story than anything else. How any objective thinking person can't see that is beyond me. Think about it. A consumer says they have a bad product, the manufacturer wants to make it right. The consumer doesn't want that, instead they just want to "publicize" it. Really? Jeez.
When the STATE RUN news agency is on the same narrative, Red Flags go up immediately.

Scpetiscm is natural, it's not for you to judge it fake or true. That's for Samsung and as they have already been intouch with the user and have all the information from IMEI they will be able to tell if it what battery supplier the device component came from.

An objective person simply doesn't proclaim this as definitively true, but neither by the same accord ultimately fake.

An objective person doesn't just assume because the user is in China that they are fraudsters.

An objective person doesn't assume that this has to be some state sponsored anti-Samsung vendetta as being portrayed by some.

Conspiracy theories are not objective. End of.

This thread is full of the asinine. It's time for a moderator to cull it.

 

[Khalanad75]

Well more red flags in that story than anything else. How any objective thinking person can't see that is beyond me. Think about it. A consumer says they have a bad product, the manufacturer wants to make it right. The consumer doesn't want that, instead they just want to "publicize" it. Really? Jeez.
When the STATE RUN news agency is on the same narrative, Red Flags go up immediately.

I don't see where they refused to allow the company to make it right. I see where they refused to allow the company to take it away from them.

This is a country that is know for their citizens to be "swept under the rug" by companies and the government. Being a bit paranoid goes with the culture.

 

[maflynn]

[MOD NOTE]
This thread is off the rails, closing it down