Re: Why would a layer you aren't supposed to remove
"Embarrassing yes, but not massively, not compared to the Note 7 battery malarky, the Pixel screen palaver, the LG bootloop issue, i.e released products."
I wonder just how many review models have been handed out? I've seen the story reported in a few places and everyone seems to be quoting the same half dozen reviewers failed devices, at least one (or two?) were caused by the reviewer pulling the protective film off.
It's not a good, but I do wonder what the actual failure rate is (and how that might be affected by a better protective film/better user info on not to remove it)
Biting the hand that feeds IT
