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They don't really hide it. For example, when buying from Samsung directly with the trade-in feature, when buying a new device they state that if the promised tr
by dotnet00 3y ago
They don't really hide it. For example, when buying from Samsung directly with the trade-in feature, when buying a new device they state that if the promised trade-in is not sent or is not as described, they can disable your new device remotely until you resolve the problem (by paying the discounted difference or I guess contacting support if the issue is on their end).
- SenAnder 3y agoWouldn't it be interesting if the consumer could remotely disable the phone they gave Samsung, if the phone Samsung gave them in return was not up to spec? Shows you who holds the power. As if their legions of lawyers and coffers of gold weren't enough, they use technology on "your" devices to further their reach.