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29 Sep 2023 | ||
* Hello, Louis. Recently, I bought a phone from a well-known phone reseller from my country ( A Samsung A52s) Unfortunately, I broke the screen and had to repair the screen with them. They refused warranty because I had installed LineageOS on the phone, and tripped Knox. (The phone is currently officially supported by Lineage). They replaced the screen and they said that the "side bezels" had to be changed in colour because of the spare part that they had in stock. After inquiry, they refused to tell me whether or not the part that they had repaired had been part of an assembly supplied from samsung or if they had it supplied as part of the "lord of war economy" as you speak of... The phone cost me 250€ and the repairs cost me 200€. My question is whether of was I "scammed" as part of the war on OEMs on the repair of consumer electronics or if this was a justified price on repair. -I love your videos and what you do regarding RTR, thanks from a citizen of the EU | 00:47:53 | |
* Hello, Louis. Recently, I bought a phone from a well-known phone reseller from my country ( A Samsung A52s) Unfortunately, I broke the screen and had to repair the screen with them. They refused warranty because I had installed LineageOS on the phone, and tripped Knox. (The phone is currently officially supported by Lineage). They replaced the screen and they said that the "side bezels" had to be changed in colour because of the spare part that they had in stock. After inquiry, they refused to tell me whether or not the part that they had repaired had been part of an assembly supplied from samsung or if they had it supplied as part of the "lord of war economy" as you speak of... The phone cost me 250€ and the repairs cost me 200€. My question is: Was I "scammed" as part of the war on OEMs on the repair of consumer electronics or if this was a justified price on repair. -I love your videos and what you do regarding RTR, thanks from a citizen of the EU | 00:52:11 | |
* Hello, Louis. Recently, I bought a phone from a well-known phone reseller from my country ( A Samsung A52s) Unfortunately, I broke the screen and had to repair the screen with them. They refused warranty because I had installed LineageOS on the phone, and tripped Knox. (The phone is currently officially supported by Lineage). They replaced the screen and they said that the "side bezels" had to be changed in colour because of the spare part that they had in stock. After inquiry, they refused to tell me whether or not the part that they had repaired had been part of an assembly supplied from samsung or if they had it supplied as part of the "lord of war economy" as you speak of... The phone cost me 250€ and the repairs cost me 200€. My question is: Was I "scammed" as part of the war on OEMs on the repair of consumer electronics or if this was a justified price on screen repair. -I love your videos and what you do regarding RTR, thanks from a citizen of the EU | 00:54:49 | |
* Hello, Louis. Recently, I bought a phone from a well-known phone reseller from my country ( A Samsung A52s) Unfortunately, I broke the screen and had to repair the screen with them. They refused warranty because I had installed LineageOS on the phone, and tripped Knox. (The phone is currently officially supported by Lineage). They replaced the screen and they said that the "side bezels" had to be changed in colour because of the spare part that they had in stock. After inquiry, they refused to tell me whether or not the part that they had repaired the screen with had been part of an assembly supplied from samsung or if they had it supplied as part of the "lord of war economy" as you speak of... The phone cost me 250€ and the repairs cost me 200€. My question is: Was I "scammed" as part of the war on OEMs on the repair of consumer electronics or if this was a justified price on screen repair. -I love your videos and what you do regarding RTR, thanks from a citizen of the EU | 01:01:18 | |
* Hello, Louis. Recently, I bought a phone from a well-known phone reseller from my country ( A Samsung A52s) Unfortunately, I broke the screen and had to repair the screen with them. They refused warranty because I had installed LineageOS on the phone, and tripped Knox. (The phone is currently officially supported by Lineage). They replaced the screen and they said that the "side bezels" had to be changed in colour because of the spare part that they had in stock. After inquiry, they refused to tell me whether or not the part that they had repaired the screen with had been part of an assembly supplied from samsung or if they had it supplied as part of the "lord of war economy" on spare parts as you speak of... The phone cost me 250€ and the repairs cost me 200€. My question is: Was I "scammed" as part of the war on OEMs on the repair of consumer electronics or if this was a justified price on screen repair. -I love your videos and what you do regarding RTR, thanks from a citizen of the EU | 01:01:33 | |
* Hello, Louis. Recently, I bought a phone from a well-known phone reseller from my country ( A Samsung A52s) Unfortunately, I broke the screen and had to repair the screen with them. They refused warranty because I had installed LineageOS on the phone, and tripped Knox. (The phone is currently officially supported by Lineage). They replaced the screen and they said that the "side bezels" had to be changed in colour because of the spare part that they had in stock. After inquiry, they refused to tell me whether or not the part that they had repaired the screen with had been part of an assembly supplied from samsung or if they had it supplied as part of the "lord of war economy" on spare parts as you speak of... The phone cost me 250€ and the repairs cost me 200€. My question is: Was I "scammed" as part of the war on OEMs on the repair of consumer electronics or if this was a justified price on screen repair. I love your videos and what you do regarding RTR, and I would appreciate your reply. -A concerned citizen of the EU | 01:07:16 | |
I don't fix Samsung phone screens because the screens are too expensive and the customers will all hate me for shit I make no money on anyway | 12:50:05 | |
And there's no warranty on a broken screen | 12:50:18 | |
Louis, what sorta shipping nightmares have you had over the years? | 15:02:40 | |
30 Sep 2023 | ||
01:04:49 | ||
01:47:52 | ||
https://www.reddit.com/r/reddit/comments/16tqihd/settings_updateschanges_to_ad_personalization/ | 16:28:38 | |
Reddit is removing your ability to prevent them from using your usage to target ads based on things like what you upvote and what subreddits you join | 16:33:11 | |
1 Oct 2023 | ||
https://www.theverge.com/2023/9/29/23896151/onewheel-cpsc-recall-future-motion-crash-death | 00:15:14 | |
ITS JOEVER | 00:15:17 | |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PLhiqu6oaOY Looks like FM's firmware update is bricking boards | 01:48:33 | |
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2 Oct 2023 | ||
https://www.macrumors.com/2023/10/01/bmw-charging-may-break-iphone-15-nfc-chip/ | 10:49:45 | |
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11:51:47 | ||
In case you ever need a laugh, and a reminder that you are in fact a success and not a failure. I submit Pink Sauce lady. Laugh a little :P https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1Lbhlb8290 | 12:54:58 | |
Louis.......... Right to Repair? https://www.businessinsider.com/ukrainian-soldier-russian-tech-support-captured-russian-tank-wouldnt-work-2023-10 | 17:37:44 | |
I die now | 17:37:47 | |
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3 Oct 2023 | ||
Download 20231002_170439.jpg | 03:14:30 | |
Seen today: the drain under someone's car in FiDi started steaming, filling the inside of the car with an ungodly amount of sewer vapor, probably stinking it up, possibly causing some damage as well. NYC is truly the gift that keeps on giving. | 03:16:57 | |
* Seen today: the drain under someone's parked car in FiDi started steaming, filling the inside of the car with an ungodly amount of sewer vapor, probably stinking it up, possibly causing some damage as well. NYC is truly the gift that keeps on giving. | 03:17:16 | |
* Seen today: the storm drain under someone's parked car in FiDi started steaming, filling the inside of the car with an ungodly amount of sewer vapor, probably stinking it up, possibly causing some damage as well. NYC is truly the gift that keeps on giving. | 03:22:49 | |
* Seen today: the storm drain under someone's parked car in FiDi started steaming, filling the inside of the car with an ungodly amount of sewer vapor, probably stinking it up, possibly causing some damage as well (it'll mold if left for a bit longer) NYC is truly the gift that keeps on giving. | 03:34:07 |