There have been rumors going around last weekend that due to the reports of Galaxy Note7 catching fire, Samsung will remotely deactivate all units when September ends. This is not true according to the South Korean manufacturer. The rumor came from a French Note7 owner and was reportedly told that every recalled Note7 would be deactivated remotely by the company… Read more in our articles including "Samsung won't disable all Note7 handsets remotely despite rumors" and "realme C100, C100i now official, specs and price in the Philippines".
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May 24, 2026There have been rumors going around last weekend that due to the reports of Galaxy Note7 catching fire, Samsung will remotely deactivate all units when September ends. This is not true according to the South Korean manufacturer. The rumor came from a French Note7 owner and was reportedly told that every recalled Note7 would be deactivated remotely by the company…
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