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http://www.gsmarena.com/prankster_creates_wifi_hotspot_galaxy_note7_inflight_captain_threatens_to_land_early-blog-22324.php
>Well, someone thought it would be fun to see people’s reactions when they renamed their own portable Wi-Fi Hotspot to ‘Samsung Galaxy Note 7_1097’ which raised dire concerns mid-flight the overnight service from San Francisco to Boston.
>According to BBC, no further action or punishment was taken on the passenger with the phony device. What a way to cause not only an inconvenience to those on board, and on a red-eye flight, no less, but also scare the crew into thinking there might have been a real emergency, especially when people have seen videos of these phones fizzling up and catching fire.
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lol
the samshit brand is literally toxic at this point
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>>58135264
kek
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>>58135264
>According to BBC, no further action or punishment was taken on the passenger with the phony device
Too bad, he should be taken from flight.
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>>58135307
>he should be punished because of his wifi hotspot name
fuck off
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>It was just a prank, bro! XD XD
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>very small risk of fire from the alleged N7 phone
>people treat it like a ticking time bomb
>every other portable electronic uses the same Lithium-ion battery
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>>58136527
go boil some dogs alive cheng
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>>58136369
>Allahu Akbar!!!!!!!
>Yo why you kicking me off the plane for being arab, das raycis!!!!!
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>>58136527
Battery technology is the same, but if the N7 was misdesigned causing a higher than allowed current drain from the battery, it would overheat and start a Thermal Runaway (internal chemistry goes boom). Most Li-Ion batteries have this "issue".
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>>58136369
ITS OGRE DELTA IS FINISHED!!!
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