1 million unconscious people are still using the Galaxy Note 7 at the moment, without caring that they are putting not only their lives in danger, but also the lives of the people around them. Although the Samsung company requested that all terminals Galaxy Note 7 to be returned to the stores to be replaced, it seems that not everyone wants to understand this message from the Korean company.
The information comes from sources within the Samsung company, and it shows us that there are still big problems with the Galaxy Note 7, despite the demands of those from Samsung. The number of people who still use a terminal that can explode at any moment is worrisome, and this in the conditions where the danger is very great for them and those around them.
The reasons why customers did not return the Galaxy Note 7 terminals are varied and differ between lack of time, or the desire to keep the terminal despite the danger. Except for those who didn't have time or the opportunity to return the terminals, those who keep them just because they want to, do it unconsciously and should be blamed for that.
1 million people still use the Galaxy Note 7
People who still use the Galaxy Note 7 and take out the terminals in public, or worse, use them in public transport, in trains, planes or ships, must be held accountable. If a Galaxy Note 7 explodes in a crowded bus, tram or subway, there is a possibility that multiple people will be injured in the incident.
If a Galaxy Note 7 explodes in a plane, then the plane may be forced to land at the nearest airport, and in other means of transport the situations may be similar. There are multiple reasons why the use of a Galaxy Note 7 is not recommended in public, but those who do not understand this will find out for themselves why they must listen to the Samsung company.
"But many customers are holding back. So far, according to mobile service providers, less than 10 percent of Note7 users have turned in their Note7s for refunds or exchanges. Worldwide, over one million users are still using the product."
