The rumor came from a French Note7 owner and was reportedly told that every recalled Note7 would be deactivated remotely by the company after September 30 to make sure that no more exploding incidents would occur. Read more in our articles including "Samsung PH urges Note7 users to exchange to Galaxy S7 edge" and "Samsung releases statement on exploding washing machines".
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Jun 24, 2026The rumor came from a French Note7 owner and was reportedly told that every recalled Note7 would be deactivated remotely by the company after September 30 to make sure that no more exploding incidents would occur.
Our coverage of exploding includes: "Samsung PH urges Note7 users to exchange to Galaxy S7 edge"; "Samsung releases statement on exploding washing machines"; "Samsung won't disable all Note7 handsets remotely despite rumors". Each article provides unique insights and information.
Our article "Samsung releases statement on exploding washing machines" published on September 30, 2016 covers the latest information about exploding. Check it out for the most current details.