09-10-2021 12:59 AM
09-20-2021 06:57 AM
th.beschIf it was a software issue, asus would have said. The silence from them, means that this could be a hardware issue, and the only way would be a recall. With the rate and extent of the issue, as on this thread alone the number affected is over 20, I wish Asus would do the right thing and recall. However, with the way they're dealing with it, I suspect they will just continue to hide and fix affected phones, until more and more are affected. At this point point I'm afraid everyone with a zenfone 8, is literally a "sitting duck :duck:", waiting for it to die.My phone works fine so far, and I like this device! I don't want to have it sent to service and get it back in whatever condition.
So here is what I'm thinking of: If the ramdump issue should be caused by any kind if software related stuff, this should be fixed by a software patch. If I just knew that asus is working on that kind of solution I would switch the phone off until the patch is released.
The only thing I need is a clear word from asus. Any answer would be gratefully accepted!!
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09-20-2021 07:46 AM
marzvinAt this stage don't bank on Asus to do that, from the way they handled this issue it's clear they are a mediocre tech company compared to the likes of Samsung who has in the past acknowledge and initiated recalls.https://zentalk.asus.com/en/discussion/comment/186806#Comment_186806
If it was a software issue, asus would have said. The silence from them, means that this could be a hardware issue, and the only way would be a recall. With the rate and extent of the issue, as on this thread alone the number affected is over 20, I wish Asus would do the right thing and recall. However, with the way they're dealing with it, I suspect they will just continue to hide and fix affected phones, until more and more are affected. At this point point I'm afraid everyone with a zenfone 8, is literally a "sitting duck :duck:", waiting for it to die.
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09-20-2021 09:16 AM
HeLLKiTeI'm worried we may not even be able to sell it off as most people are now aware of this issue!https://zentalk.asus.com/en/discussion/comment/186817#Comment_186817
At this stage don't bank on Asus to do that, from the way they handled this issue it's clear they are a mediocre tech company compared to the likes of Samsung who has in the past acknowledge and initiated recalls.
They have clearly put a product in the market that is full of issues and bugs just to earn a quick buck! All I can say is Asus to me represents mediocre products and mediocre customer service.
Current owners of ZF8 are basically playing Russian Roulette hoping they don't run into a ramdump issue, so good luck folks! Hopefully I'll be able to sell off this phone and can say good riddance! 😂
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09-20-2021 09:48 AM
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