It's been two years since the the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 recalls and the company has been working hard to reclaim consumer confidence in the series ever since. That may now be in jeopardy after a woman in the U.S. has claimed that her Galaxy Note 9 caught fire inside her purse. She is now suing Samsung to cease further sales of the phone.
The Galaxy Note7 is dead, people. But recalling a product whose reputation consists solely of its propensity to burst into flames presents some obvious problems like: Is it even legal to mail this thing?
The United States government's Consumer Product Safety Commission just released an official statement about the exploding Samsung Galaxy Note 7 devices. The CPSC is urging all Galaxy Note 7 owners to stop using and powering on their devices.
