Samsung have been in trouble due to the battery exploding Samsung Galaxy Note7. One of the victim of the explosion on September 9th 2016, Joseph Strobe, suffered a second degree burn in his right thigh and right thumb as he strive to remove the smart-phone from his pant pocket.
Samsung have been fighting for people around the world to return the bad Samsung Galaxy Note7 under it's recall programme.
Samsung is set to launch the second version of the Note7 phone that have no battery defect that causes the explosion. If you have any of the bad Samsung Galaxy Note7 phone return it(help pass this information), as many people around the world are not returning the phone.
...How to tell a safe Samsung Galaxy Note7
To tell a safe Samsung Galaxy Note7 is made simple by Samsung, it requires no technical knowledge or any deep in device process.
Simply switch on the Note7 and look at the Green Battery Icon which indicates a safe device(the battery icon must be green), the green batter status icon is visible at the Display bar, power off prompt window and status bar. If the battery status icon is not green in this three area(see image below), then you are holding the recalled device(bad one), please simply return the device.
To detect a safe device(the new version) still sealed in the packaging, simply locate the black square icon on the box label.
...see image below.
Help pass this information "return the bad Samsung Galaxy Note7."
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