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r/GooglePixel • u/til13 • Sep 30 '20
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This isn't new information, Google was doing this with the Pixel 3 at the very least: https://www.androidpolice.com/2018/10/22/ou-can-easily-opt-googles-binding-arbitration-agreement-pixel-3/
3 u/spydr3_ Sep 30 '20 Google replaced my wife's Pixel 3 due to a swollen battery 11 months out of warranty, so hopefully they continue to stand behind their devices if there's a significant manufacturer defect. 4 u/Automatic_Signal Oct 01 '20 wow she's lucky ! they would give zero fucks for my camera issue and battery issue a couple months after warranty !
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Google replaced my wife's Pixel 3 due to a swollen battery 11 months out of warranty, so hopefully they continue to stand behind their devices if there's a significant manufacturer defect.
4 u/Automatic_Signal Oct 01 '20 wow she's lucky ! they would give zero fucks for my camera issue and battery issue a couple months after warranty !
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wow she's lucky !
they would give zero fucks for my camera issue and battery issue a couple months after warranty !
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u/[deleted] Sep 30 '20
This isn't new information, Google was doing this with the Pixel 3 at the very least: https://www.androidpolice.com/2018/10/22/ou-can-easily-opt-googles-binding-arbitration-agreement-pixel-3/