TheLibertarian
Well-known member
Look at it this way, I want to get the phone, but I don't want a defective phone, I am sure they (Google or LG) don't know many of the problems, the faster they know about the problems, the faster they can resolve the problems. Not harassment, just concerned. If nobody speaks up, how do they know something is wrong?
I only list my employment to Foxconn to basically show that I know something about quality testing before sending product out to customer.
Really? You think a company like Google or LG doesn't have any information about its current product offerings? You're only fooling yourself on that one.
You do not own this device, yet you think your knowledge exceeds that of the manufacturers of said device because you've browsed a few forums. Come on now.
Please, read the post below again and look at your most recently closed thread.
Why? You don't own the device yet you are effectively harassing Google about problems you've only heard of second-hand through forums. See my post in your other thread about why you shouldn't buy into the complaints you read in forums. Yes some products are defective, as with every single piece of technology that hits the market. They are the minority. If you receive a defective device, exchange it for a good one.
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Look at it this way, I want to get the phone, but I don't want a defective phone, I am sure they (Google or LG) don't know many of the problems, the faster they know about the problems, the faster they can resolve the problems. Not harassment, just concerned. If nobody speaks up, how do they know something is wrong?
I only list my employment to Foxconn to basically show that I know something about quality testing before sending product out to customer.
P.S. Working at Foxconn yet NOT OWNING THE DEVICE gives you zero credibility in this specific circumstance.