Think about it.
I think there's a good chance the CSPA bans the device completely in the US. That's what happened to the hoverboards. Think about the scale of it all.
They thought some hoverboards catching on fire was enough to completely ban them in the country.
If that happens Samsung will no longer be able to sell the phones and the carriers will drop them.
That would mean we just have to return it and get something else. That would SUCK.
There is going to be no way to tell a replaced device with an old one. You're telling me that they'll put in the time to train the TSA employees and government employees everywhere on how to identify them? I hope Samsung has some clout in D.C.
Before you flame me for being crazy just consider it. I think it's very possible. The risk outweighs the benefit if phones keep going up in flames.
I think there's a good chance the CSPA bans the device completely in the US. That's what happened to the hoverboards. Think about the scale of it all.
They thought some hoverboards catching on fire was enough to completely ban them in the country.
If that happens Samsung will no longer be able to sell the phones and the carriers will drop them.
That would mean we just have to return it and get something else. That would SUCK.
There is going to be no way to tell a replaced device with an old one. You're telling me that they'll put in the time to train the TSA employees and government employees everywhere on how to identify them? I hope Samsung has some clout in D.C.
Before you flame me for being crazy just consider it. I think it's very possible. The risk outweighs the benefit if phones keep going up in flames.
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