I recommend that you review the news articles published by various newspapers and news channels. As a working journalist, I am familiar with the process and understand the significance of PR events and how they can influence public perception.
The articles suggest that Samsung India may have intentionally disseminated misleading and false information through newspapers, which could be considered deceptive to customers. It is important to note that business relies on trust and the value of the company's reputation.
Sincerely, [PrashantWaghmare] Mantralaya Ani Vidhimandal Varthar Sangh ( President ) Executive Editor Dainik Lokshahi
As per your query, we would like to inform you that as of now, there is no free-of-cost policy available for screen replacement.
If you are facing an issue kindly follow the easy troubleshooting steps which might help to solve the issue.
Power OFF Galaxy smartphones and turn ON- To power off through Quick settings, swipe down from the top of the screen. Tap the Power icon in the upper right of the screen (next to the Settings icon), and then tap Power off.
In case the issue still occurs. We request you to kindly visit the service center for a physical inspection of your device. You can locate your nearest service center with this given link: https://www.samsung.com/in/support/service-center/
First, try contacting the service center. If they don't help or ask for a large sum of money, simply register a complaint on the NCH app for assistance. For more details, refer to my latest community post.
