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LG is backtracking on their bootloop lawsuit settlement
The settlement said that anyone who was affected by the bootloop issues could be entitled to a $700 rebate for a new LG device or $425, for each qualifying device. LG could be backtracking on that last part.
It's hard to bring up LG without hearing something about bootloops. To a lot of people. that's all LG is known for. Earlier this year, LG settled a class-action lawsuit related to many devices having bootloop issues. The list of affected devices included the LG V20, LG G5, LG V10, Nexus 5X, and LG G4. The settlement said that anyone who was affected by the issues could be entitled to a $700 rebate for a new LG device or $425, for each qualifying device. LG could be backtracking on that last part.
LG To Update G4 and V10 to Android 7.0 Nougat After All
LG had earlier decided not to update the G4 and V10 to Nougat. But after strong consumer disappointment, LG has decided to go ahead with a Nougat update.
Another year, another flagship iteration. With every such step, a product that was once the top of its game gives way to a newer generation. Consumers who purchased the previous flagship now have to live with their product not being first priority anymore.
Root Achieved for LG V10 on Verizon
If you have a LG V10 on Verizon, then here is some good news. Root has been achieved for the device. Read on to know more about the procedure to follow!
If you purchase a phone from Verizon, you haven't really purchased a phone from them, you just have permission to use the phone. Verizon's locking practices are the worst when it comes to US carriers, frequently causing headaches to a lot of power users.