Samsung has already successfully returned 90 percent of the series phones from the global market Galaxy Note 7, but it's a bit worse in its home turf. For several weeks now, the South Korean manufacturer has been trying to convince its customers and Note 7 owners to return their devices for their own safety.
This is going very well, at least as far as the global market is concerned. However, the situation is very different in Korea. Samsung has returned 85 percent of phones in its home market, but more than 140 owners have not yet returned their devices. This is still a large amount, and people are gambling with their health. However, the company still has a few days to force customers to return the phones. The company's deadline is set for the end of 000.
Among other things, more than 950 units were sold Galaxy Note 7, and only in South Korea. For the benefit of users, the developers have created a special update that is automatically downloaded and installed on all devices of the Note 7 series. This update has only one task - to turn the phone into a luxurious paperweight. The update will prevent all users from turning on the Internet connection, charging the battery above 30 percent, and much more.
Source: Sammobile
