Australian telecommunications providers in cooperation with Samsung from december 15, all are still active, Samsung Galaxy Note 7 devices to exclude from access. In that way, hopes Samsung also the remaining users of the Galaxy Note 7 to take the unit in to deliver, reports the company.
Samsung has worked previously with telecommunications in New Zealand along to the access to mobile networks to block all Samsung Galaxy Note 7 devices. Although the majority of all of the Galaxy Note 7 buyers their device had already handed in, evident in all the countries where the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 has been released a small amount of notorious users who refuse to use their phones in to deliver, with all the risks that entails.
Successful method of in New Zealand
In New Zealand have discussed to ensure that all of the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 devices not be able to use of the mobile networks. This is done on the basis of a block on the IMEI number of devices. By this action have also many the best Galaxy Note 7 users their toetel still returned to Samsung as the smartphone, after this action actually all of its functionality loses.
Because of the recognized success in New Zealand, Samsung in collaboration with Australian providers the same trick now in Australia apply. From 15 december to ensure Australian providers to ensure that all are still active, Galaxy 7 devices don’t have network access more, in the hope that the remaining Australian users of the Galaxy Note 7 device will return.
Recall
Samsung has in the countries where the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 is on the market appeared a large recall initiated after it had become clear that the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 due to problems with – or in the battery fire could fly or could even explode. Worldwide, more than a hundred incidents known with the Samsung Galaxy Note 7. Total, Samsung has about 4.5 million devices in circulation brought before the company decided in October to the Galaxy Note 7 final back to pick up, and no longer on the market.
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