I call those people procrastinators. Those people didnt even get to own the Note 7. For me, Im happy with my decision to buy one, I tried it and liked it, and even though quite troublesome for all the running around, I still got to use to for 1 1/2 months and I still got the freebies.

don't have Note 7 now, how to get the msg

Note 7 undoubtedly is the best android phone i have used and there is so far no alternative for it. (For my criteria)

1. 5.7"
2. Water-resistant
3. Low light camera f1.7
4. Wireless charging

There is no phone that can match all the spec in the market for now.
Haih, what to do? I am really glad i tried/used it though, so hard to let go.

S7 edge..although screen size 5.5' only

after getting used to note7, looking at s7edge makes me feel like the screen is too curvy imo

it is...the first time i tried the S7e and Note 7 side by side...already notice it... S7e not tat natural...Note 7 feels much better

No doubt it is the nearest with 5.5". Better if the Grace UX update is coming soon.

Still on waiting list for it.

waikiat88
ItchyBan
hks1977
please check your PM how to properly disable the OTA updates

Oh yea...Grace UI was really a good 1!

Heard news saying they are porting into S7e right?

the way you talk, i mean no offense, but clearly you're not in the knowledgeable group of android users.

the method is already well documented in xda forums. a lot of foreign people who still keep the first batch before the first recalls are still using the original pre-configured software of the note 7 and did not get the 60% limit by switching off and disabling properly. (i've yet to encounter malaysians still with first batch though)

@ebackbone

Bro please send me also to disable the auto update, much appreciate.

check your PM

Me too.

check PM

christ. until today, i didn't know that there's still this many people still using note 7 and asking for preparing to prevent the 60% OTA LOL

oh wow the knowledgeable 1

i am not opposing the idea of "properly disabling" the update pushed by Samsung...in fact, it is good for you that you found it and sharing to the others.

Why don't you post it up here publicly? Seeing that quite some number of people are interested

Still holding on to a Galaxy Note 7? It’s just not worth it anymore

Is Samsung Aware That Note 7 Is Banned By The Airlines? Huge Advertisement At The Kuala Lumpur Airport!

This post has been edited by dannychen: Oct 28 2016, 04:34 PM

One last picture of the Note 7 before I hard reset and power it down for the last time.

Credits : Baseus Screen protector by meiyi

Those who insist on using your note 7, can order your accessories through meiyi. Recommended seller.

This post has been edited by TOMEI-R: Oct 28 2016, 04:52 PM


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no one is fully knowledgeable. btw, please don't misunderstand to take it that i'm saying that i'm knowledgeable. i just know enough that i'm one of the few who weren't affected by the first 60% limit in the first earliest batch of pre-orders even as i used the phone two weeks ever since the OTA was first pushed in malaysia.

no, i don't feel any need to publish cause the info is available publicly on google. and also there was many doubters to original before first recall 60% limit, when people said it is impossible to disable OTA update, so just leave these doubters be as they wish to. it's for those who still am currently using the note 7 until they can proceed.

well then, if you say so.

question, after first recall, some would have been able to disable the auto update, but how can it be sure that Samsung will not take another route to push the update for this time?

or is your method fully stopping the update once and for all?