u/Mhasan502

I bought the Samsung Note 8 in 2018, and it was running well. However, in 2019, the phone sustained fall damage, which resulted in a dent in the upper-right corner. Despite this, there were no other issues, and I was impressed by the durability and sturdiness of the Samsung device. Back then, I was a heavy user. The phone was running without any problem.

I kept using it as my primary phone until 2023, when I bought the S23 Ultra. After that, it became my secondary device. Fast forward, and I got a green line on my S23 Ultra in January this year. I was pretty pissed. Yet I was amazed by how great the Note 8 phone was.

Samsung stopped software updates for this phone years ago. A couple of days ago, I noticed a software update was available and rejected it outright. Every day the device would prompt me to update the software, and I always rejected. This morning I woke up, checked the time, and misclicked, and voila. I don't know how many lines appeared.

I understand the display was damaged, so the lines should have appeared earlier. How do the lines come from a suspicious software update on an 8 years old phone? The lines came before the software update process was finished. This mofoking company intentionally put green lines.

This picture is taken from the S23 Ultra with 10 green lines. Now I have no good Samsung devices anymore

Why don't they simply put this on Codex?

/goal Port the existing Windows/macOS Codex app to Linux with feature parity, Linux-specific integrations, x64/arm64 builds, CI, and tests

I thought it would not happen to me.

Went to the service center, and they asked for around $450 to replace the display

The green line really worries me. I got the green line after 3 years. After seeing the green lines on my parents, siblings, friends, and colleagues phones, it's clear that Cow would be the better choice at this point

The green line really worries me. I got the green line after 3 years. After seeing the green lines on my parents, siblings, friends, and colleagues phones, it's clear that Cow would be the better choice at this point

I've been using the Samsung S23 Ultra for last three years. I've always been a Samsung person. But now I'm super frustrated because I've got green lines on the display and a swollen battery, and they're refusing to fix it. I don't want to risk getting a newer Samsung phone only to have it get green lines again in three years, so I'm done with them.

I'm thinking of switching to Redmagic 11 Pro. What do you think I'd be missing from my S23 Ultra? I understand that Samsung has superior OS, but I'm a bit worried about the 11 Pro's camera and software. Are they really that bad?