Samsung Malaysia to power down all Galaxy Note7 units on Dec 31
Samsung will be killing the remaining Note7
units in Korea and so will do T-Mobile in the USA. The next carriers
to proceed with the kill order are AT&T and Verizon on January 5,
and Sprint on January 8. Now it seems Samsung Malaysia will be doing the
same with the phablet on December 31.
The Galaxy Note7 users in Malaysia, who didn't return or exchange their phablets and decided to keep using them, are now receiving push notifications for a final power down. The phone's battery will be powered down to 0% by 9PM on December 31. There is nothing the owners can do to stop that, so they should backup their data immediately and return the phone.
The Samsung Galaxy Note7 keepers in Malaysia are still eligible for a
full refund or a Galaxy S7 edge exchange, so they should probably do
that.
We guess Samsung will proceed with killing the active Note7 worldwide in the upcoming months or weeks, so if anyone of our readers is still using such device - they must exchange it as soon as possible.
The Galaxy Note7 users in Malaysia, who didn't return or exchange their phablets and decided to keep using them, are now receiving push notifications for a final power down. The phone's battery will be powered down to 0% by 9PM on December 31. There is nothing the owners can do to stop that, so they should backup their data immediately and return the phone.
The Samsung Galaxy Note7 keepers in Malaysia are still eligible for a
full refund or a Galaxy S7 edge exchange, so they should probably do
that.We guess Samsung will proceed with killing the active Note7 worldwide in the upcoming months or weeks, so if anyone of our readers is still using such device - they must exchange it as soon as possible.
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