Comments by "Piccalilli Pit" (@piccalillipit9211) on "Samsung disables customer phones remotely, holds data hostage until Mexican government stepped in" video.

  1. SAMSUNG BRICKED MY SISTERS LEGIT PHONE in the UK - It was a nearly new Z fold and the screen failed - she took it for warranty repair and they said she has to pay £900 cos the case is dented, she asked to be shown where the case is dented, the report says "on the hinge" but there IS NO DENT. The guy in the shop just says "well that's what they say" They have locked her phone unless she pays the £900 so she refused and bought a second hand £200 phone but she cant transfer her data over - even the online back up will NOT allow her to sync the two phones, the one they have hosting for £900
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  2. SAMSUNG BRICKED MY SISTERS LEGIT PHONE in the UK - It was a nearly new Z fold and the screen failed - she took it for warranty repair and they said she has to pay £900 cos the case is dented, she asked to be shown where the case is dented, the report says "on the hinge" but there IS NO DENT. The guy in the shop just says "well that's what they say" They have locked her phone unless she pays the £900 so she refused and bought a second hand £200 phone but she cant transfer her data over - even the online back up will NOT allow her to sync the two phones, the one they have hosting for £900
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  3. I have reverted to buying physical paper books. I also lost 1,800 Albumns that I had on CD, I owned them, I uploaded them to an iMac and then my storage was running low so I used "iTunes Match" whereby Apple allows you access to any CD you own at high definition, it matches your library. I used this for several years until I had financial problems and could not afford it. I resubscribed a year later and all my music was GONE. "OH you should have downloaded it before you stopped your subscription". If I had the space to download it I wouldn't of uploaded it in the first place. $30k of purchased CD music gone!!!
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