- cross-posted to:
- android@kbin.social
- cross-posted to:
- android@kbin.social
“I didn’t do anything to deserve this. The phone sat on my desk while I wrote about it, and I would occasionally stop to poke the screen, take a screenshot, or open and close it. It was never dropped or exposed to a significant amount of grit, nor had it gone through the years of normal wear and tear that phones are expected to survive. This was the lightest possible usage of a phone, and it still broke.”
This can happen to any phone of course — there are numerous threads on reddit of faulty S23 phones that are only days old, and of course the first Galaxy fold phones were problematic — but still. Rough start!
It’s probably a combination of astroturfing and the toxic Reddit standard of downvoting anything you don’t like/agree with. That’s not what it’s for, people - don’t ding a good-faith comment just because it rubs you the wrong way!