Who is responsible when a flagship device allegedly dies after a software update, with no physical or water damage?
If users spend their hard-earned money on a flagship, why should they be asked to pay โน35,000 for a motherboard replacement?
@OnePlus_IN@OnePlus_Support@PeteLau@onepluscareIN@colorosglobal how do your engineers test updates before the final rollout? Who takes responsibility when an update leads to such serious issues?
Is this fair to your customers?
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After the July update, reports like this are seriously concerning instability, heating issues, and devices getting stuck in a boot loop...
If customers are paying their hard-earned money for a premium device, then who is responsible when a software update causes such issues...?
@Vivo_India@IqooInd@global_iQOO customers deserve a clear answer and proper support. Who takes responsibility...?
#iQOO #iQOO12Pro #Vivo #Tech
@Superman18d@vivoindia@iQOOIndia Is this how your engineers test updates? Rolling out software that causes heating, instability, and boot loops is simply unacceptable. Shame on you. Customers deserve better.
@vivoindia@iQOOIndia Is this how your engineers develop and test software updates?
Shame on your software team for rolling out an update that can leave customers facing instability, heating, and boot-loop issues.
A common person spends their hard-earned money on a phone and expects it to work reliably. Updates should improve the experience, not make the device unusable.
Please take responsibility and fix this. This is not acceptable.