QUOTE(Fasap @ Oct 28 2016, 04:57 PM)
Awesome man

, people like you keeps this thread relevant and alive.
Now i really freaking regret returning my phone too early.. at least could wait out until DEC 2016 deadline..
Like someone said earlier, it makes a huge difference in knowing how to properly use and handle your 'potentially' hazardous phone.
heh.
in regards to how to properly use and handle the note 7 phone if you're still having to use it, the precautions are pretty straightforward if you do sit down and think.
sharing some thought process here:
- disable the fast charging feature. my god. is it really that necessary to have your phone to charge to 100% in 1h15min than normal 2h? it's well documented fast charging heats up the battery no matter which phone model and reduces its life span. so why put it to undue stress?
- be knowledgeable in preparing for the worst. it is very unlikely the note7 will be like a triggered grenade when it malfunctions. what is more likely to happen is that you will feel a rapid climb of temperature of the phone before it engulfs in fire and the chemical reaction in the battery becomes more violent. so prepare your mind for that scenario. if it's in your pocket, just quickly instinctively reach in and throw it out. if it's in your bag, put the bag away from you. etc. etc.
- if you wish to keep the phone, please for the love of god,
DON'T store in a compressed container as i read some people have said they planned to do. a very quick decompression of air in a sealed container
WILL cause a pretty significant explosion and if the container is quite malleable or pliable, then you run the small risk of a tiny pipe-bomb triggering.
- store the phone when not in use on materials that
don't burn through
- use a digital timer switch so that you charge the phone up to 90+% and it automatically stops charging. otherwise, just monitor the phone as you charge manually and don't overcharge.
- temporarily don't use the iris scanner. not saying that it is the reason for possible note 7 fire malfunction but then again until they find out what's the reason, you don't really need to live and die if you don't use such a feature.
- disable as much running services as possible on your android phone. there's no point to keep so many running processes (especially bloatware) that keeps your phone's CPU running and thus risking producing high heat from CPU use
- don't go to sleep with your head on top of your note 7