Galaxy Note 7 after 10 years is still banned on planes

Even though it has been "dead" for nearly 10 years, the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) still has a warning sign on the Samsung Galaxy Note 7, causing a stir among netizens again.

A TikTok video recording a sign banning Galaxy Note 7 at a US airport suddenly went viral.

This phone is strictly prohibited on people, in carry-on or checked baggage due to the risk of fire or explosion from battery failure.

Galaxy Note 7 was Samsung's most anticipated flagship when it launched in 2016.

However, a series of battery explosions forced the company to recall the entire device just a few weeks after it went on sale.

The incident was so serious that the Galaxy Note 7 was permanently banned from flying by the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and the US Transportation Security Administration (TSA).

Nearly a decade later, the warning signs still appear at major airports in the United States.

Young users are surprised, while tech people consider this an indelible historical "evidence".

The Galaxy Note 7 is the clearest example of the consequences of technical errors in the mobile industry.

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