[Rant] Returning my 2nd Note 3 - 3rd Droid

[stackberry369]

This guy over on iMore is on his 4th iPhone 5s for random reboots:
4th 5s - iPhone, iPad, iPod Forums at iMore.com

But apple will say that it's the way they are using the phone that's causing the reboots. Lol

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[FBA]

And it more than likely is too....

 

[mayconvert]

I have had every iphone since iphone 3G and I have had to have EVERY single one of them replaced within the first 90 days for some random hardware issue. Some of them twice.

Now I am sure I could be wrong here, but Rooting a phone is like making a Hackintosh computer.
I can build a box from newegg and I can make OSX run on it. However, I own a mac, I work at apple and I can tell you a hackintosh NEVER EVER EVER runs ANYTHING like a REAL MAC.
My bother got hackintosh to work on his "built" pc with "higher" specs and I out benched him in every way possible.

Point being, maybe ALL of these problems are spawned from running "hacked" software that wasn't made by the manufacturer. People "jailbreak" iphones all the time.
When they bring them to apple with an "issue" we wipe the phone and put APPLES software back on the phone and it fixes it 99.99999% of the time.

I'm just saying "rooting" CAN mess with hardware. Not always but it CAN. Try running your phones with SAMSUNG software and NOT rooting the phone and see if you don't have a LOT less issues. Every single /rant like this I see on these boards are always have rooted phone. I can't help but think it's related.