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Heard a rumour that Samsung is going to issue a major recall in India for the display line issue as it was found substandard displays were used by the same factory which made S20, S21 and S22 displays of the same issue.
Is it true?
Samsung has failed for the past 4 years to provide quality displays and now with S23 series this issue has risen again.
It's a shock that people outside Asia and Africa are not aware of the display line issue.
I think Samsung is providing substandard hardware and software to these people.
Just check Reddit and X (twitter) for "Samsung display issue" and "green line" and "pink line".
Now I think that's why in 2024, Samsung unofficially announced free screen replacement for S20, S21 and S22 including FE models to only Indian consumers (this was posted by Samsung support through WhatsApp).
It's a shame, Samsung is exploiting in some regions as they can't do it in Europe and North America as they will face lawsuit.
If possible, could you do an investigation if Samsung is giving equal quantity products or not.
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To help keep our community safe and free from spam, we apply temporary limits to newly created accounts:
Heard a rumour that Samsung is going to issue a major recall in India for the display line issue as it was found substandard displays were used by the same factory which made S20, S21 and S22 displays of the same issue.
Is it true?
Samsung has failed for the past 4 years to provide quality displays and now with S23 series this issue has risen again.
Please someone clarify this.
First time I hear about such a thing!
It's a shock that people outside Asia and Africa are not aware of the display line issue.
I think Samsung is providing substandard hardware and software to these people.
Just check Reddit and X (twitter) for "Samsung display issue" and "green line" and "pink line".
Now I think that's why in 2024, Samsung unofficially announced free screen replacement for S20, S21 and S22 including FE models to only Indian consumers (this was posted by Samsung support through WhatsApp).
It's a shame, Samsung is exploiting in some regions as they can't do it in Europe and North America as they will face lawsuit.
If possible, could you do an investigation if Samsung is giving equal quantity products or not.