Samsung: Difference between revisions - Consumer_Action

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=== Examples of Anti-consumer practices ===

<ul>

* Oposition of pro-consumer legislation in the United States{{Citation needed}}

<li> Oposition of pro-consumer legislation in the United States{{Citation needed}}</li>

* Retroactive implementation of forced arbitration clauses in a mid-cycle update to its OneUI 5 Android Software{{Citation needed}}, limiting users' legal power.

<li> Retroactive implementation of forced arbitration clauses in a mid-cycle update to its OneUI 5 Android Software{{Citation needed}}, limiting users' legal power. </li>

* Imposition of strict conditions on "authorized" repair vendors{{Citation needed}}, such as requiring technicians to fully dismantle devices, and submit handwritten letters if they encounter non-genuine parts during repairs.

<li> Imposition of strict conditions on "authorized" repair vendors{{Citation needed}}, such as requiring technicians to fully dismantle devices, and submit handwritten letters if they encounter non-genuine parts during repairs.</li>

</ul>

Other allegations include practices like having technicians deliberately scratch customers' TVs with tools to void warranties, and astroturfing online.

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 === Examples of Anti-consumer practices ===
+<ul>
-* Oposition of pro-consumer legislation in the United States{{Citation needed}}
+<li> Oposition of pro-consumer legislation in the United States{{Citation needed}}</li>
-* Retroactive implementation of forced arbitration clauses in a mid-cycle update to its OneUI 5 Android Software{{Citation needed}}, limiting users' legal power.
+<li> Retroactive implementation of forced arbitration clauses in a mid-cycle update to its OneUI 5 Android Software{{Citation needed}}, limiting users' legal power. </li>
-* Imposition of strict conditions on "authorized" repair vendors{{Citation needed}}, such as requiring technicians to fully dismantle devices, and submit handwritten letters if they encounter non-genuine parts during repairs.
+<li> Imposition of strict conditions on "authorized" repair vendors{{Citation needed}}, such as requiring technicians to fully dismantle devices, and submit handwritten letters if they encounter non-genuine parts during repairs.</li>
+</ul>
 Other allegations include practices like having technicians deliberately scratch customers' TVs with tools to void warranties, and astroturfing online. <!--This needs to be reworded and include sources-->