Don’t remove the Samsung Galaxy Phone “screen protector”—Four reports report dead phones after removing

Drak3 · April 24, 2019

13 hours ago, suicidalfranco said:

Samsung can only be praised on how fast they acted and how they handled the note 7 fiasco.

Particularly when the failure rate wasn't all that much higher than most other phones, iPhones included.

mr moose · April 25, 2019

Nothing really makes sense in all of this, it's highly unusual for all of these things to be happening.

It's highly unusual for any company to release such a feeble product when it is a flagship with almost a decade of research and development behind it.

It' is highly unusually for there to be this many problems in such a small number of review samples.

It is highly unusual for Samsung to send out review samples that are not up to at least the same standard as the rest of the production.

It is highly unusual for Samsung to have warning stickers on every phone except the review samples unless the review samples were not actually public releases.

The whole thing just seems like there is a lot of information missing. Releasing a product like this is more likely to happening to a company on the verge of bankruptcy that has to try everything immediately to stave it off. It is not the standard MO of a world leader in mobile electronics.