>buying exploding phones >supporting companies producing

>>56680340
Nice bait Apple Shill

>>56680340
Samsung Galaxy Note 7
Jihadist Edition

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daily reminder that both apple and samsung are trying to kill you

>>56680340
>fast charging a fuckhueg battery
everyone in the tech field knew this would eventually happen
fuck QUALCOMM

>>56680395
>>56680363
>implying I'm an apple faggot

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>>56680340

>buying exploding phones
Early adopters literally BTFO.
>supporting companies producing harmful, dangerous smartphones
Yeah, nah. I'll buy anything of theirs that works fine. They could admit to using child laborers who do sex work in their off time and I'd still buy their shit if it was the best thing for my needs at the right price. Capitalism, ho!

>>56680541
> I'm unapologetically a shit head

Good for you, man.

Owning any hardware that tracks you everywhere you go is harmful and dangerous. End the smartphone fad and tell governments we refuse to be tracked.

>>56680609
even dumphones can track you. if you want a mobile phone, you need to constantly discard burner phones.

Now that you mention it...
What are some phones that can be used as weapons (ultra durable phones that can be used like bricks to bash in the skull of a mugger for example)?

>>56680667
Old Nokia

>>56680641
Well, yes, any mobile device, I meant. Just said smartphones because that's what most people have now, it's almost a replacement for "mobile device" in my mind even though that's not right, it comes out that way.

>>56680395
Apple had to recall phones because of exploding batteries? Really? When??

Shill harder, Kim.

>>56680340
>buying exploding phones
You can't, since they recalled them.

That's what make a decent company: owning up to their mistakes.

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>>56680749
> had to
They never have an obligation, and Apple always denies issues as much as it can.