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A software update set to be released on December 19, 2016, will effectively brick all remaining Samsung Galaxy Note7 devices in the US, Samsung announced on Friday. According to the official recall page, the update will "prevent U.S. Galaxy Note7 devices from charging and will eliminate their ability to work as mobile devices."
In an official Verizon statement, released shortly after Samsung added the plans for the update to its recall page, Verizon's vice president of global corporate communications, Jeffrey Nelson, explained that the company would not release the update.
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I wonder if Verizon could be liable for injuries caused by the remaining Note 7 which is using Verizon.
It's crazy that some people are still willing to use a phone which can explode, and possibly blowing up in their face, hand, harming someone else, or causing a fire in their car or house.
I think the government should step in and confiscate these dangerous phones from users who still use them before more people become hurt by these phones.
In an official Verizon statement, released shortly after Samsung added the plans for the update to its recall page, Verizon's vice president of global corporate communications, Jeffrey Nelson, explained that the company would not release the update.
Read More
I wonder if Verizon could be liable for injuries caused by the remaining Note 7 which is using Verizon.
It's crazy that some people are still willing to use a phone which can explode, and possibly blowing up in their face, hand, harming someone else, or causing a fire in their car or house.
I think the government should step in and confiscate these dangerous phones from users who still use them before more people become hurt by these phones.