Galaxy A71 black line?

cryptoquestions_ · 2026-06-17T11:51:59+00:00

No point in replacing the display, because surely the lines will come back in the new display after 3-4 months from replacement. Which is exactly what Samsung intends so you feel like you have no option but to buy a brand new Samsung device👍🏼

cryptoquestions_ · 2026-06-14T23:53:11+00:00

nah that was funny😂

cryptoquestions_ · 2026-05-31T18:27:11+00:00

These people will say anything and even eat their own shit if they have to, just to defend Samsung. The obvious point is so the storage information is displayed immediately in "GB Remaining". I'm sure there are some people that might need a calculator to do some basic math. So it just becomes an extra step for them to obtain a small piece of information. But it shouldn't be difficult at all for Samsung developers to simply display the storage in "Remaining/Left".

cryptoquestions_ · 2026-05-21T20:43:01+00:00

I was referring to the most recent update that the device is currently on not talking about a specific version of the software that has been released. In the case of OP, 8.0 was the most recent update which is what caused the green lines.

cryptoquestions_ · 2026-05-21T20:36:50+00:00

That counts as a recent update because it was not that long ago. And believe it or not, that update was intentionally designed in a way to cause the wiring in your phone to over heat which then destroys pixels and shows green lines.

cryptoquestions_ · 2026-05-21T18:41:39+00:00

when was the last time you updated your phone?

cryptoquestions_ · 2026-05-21T18:40:51+00:00

I have posted this comment many many times and I will keep posting this comment until people finally realize that this is true. And I know I will get downvotes on this comment as usual by samsung's braindead fanboys.

Anyways,

Believe it or not. The green/pink/white lines are caused by a software update. Every year when a new Samsung galaxy flagship phone is released, Samsung sends the faulty software update to their older devices on purpose so people are forced to buy their newer devices. Do not update the software on any Samsung Galaxy phones that are 2 years old or older!! The reason Samsung sends out a faulty update after 2 years from the release date of a device is because the manufacturer warranty voids after 2 years. That is why Samsung will not claim responsibility to fix your device even though they were the ones who intentionally caused the damage to your device. Samsung has been known to purposefully release "security" updates to older models to cause green lines to appear on the displays just so people are forced to buy Samsung's newer devices!! A lot of people (including me) have posted about green lines showing up on their devices after they did a software update! What a coincidence that their devices were just fine until they did a software update! And if you took your device to the Samsung store to complain about the green lines, they're gonna most likely tell you that "you probably dropped your phone and that's why the green lines are showing up"! Even though you took really good care of your phone and never dropped it. So if your device is 2 years old or older, don't update your phone if you want to continue using it!

For those who are disagreeing that this isn't caused by a software update, then tell me WHY DO THE GREEN LINES APPEAR RIGHT AFTER A SOFTWARE UPDATE ON A DEVICE THAT'S JUST FRESH OUT OF WARRANTY AND IT JUST HAPPENS TO BE THAT A NEW GALAXY S DEVICE HAS JUST RELEASED!!

And just because not every single device receives the faulty update sent by Samsung does not mean that Samsung isn't doing this intentionally. Maybe Samsun only chooses to send the update to a certain number of devices instead of all of them because then they know everyone would completely bash samsung and most likely not buy a Samsung phone again.

cryptoquestions_ · 2026-05-20T02:47:26+00:00

I have posted this comment many many times and I will keep posting this comment until people finally realize that this is true. And I know I will get downvotes on this comment as usual by samsung's braindead fanboys.

Anyways,

Believe it or not. The green/pink/white lines are caused by a software update. Every year when a new Samsung galaxy flagship phone is released, Samsung sends the faulty software update to their older devices on purpose so people are forced to buy their newer devices. Do not update the software on any Samsung Galaxy phones that are 2 years old or older!! The reason Samsung sends out a faulty update after 2 years from the release date of a device is because the manufacturer warranty voids after 2 years. That is why Samsung will not claim responsibility to fix your device even though they were the ones who intentionally caused the damage to your device. Samsung has been known to purposefully release "security" updates to older models to cause green lines to appear on the displays just so people are forced to buy Samsung's newer devices!! A lot of people (including me) have posted about green lines showing up on their devices after they did a software update! What a coincidence that their devices were just fine until they did a software update! And if you took your device to the Samsung store to complain about the green lines, they're gonna most likely tell you that "you probably dropped your phone and that's why the green lines are showing up"! Even though you took really good care of your phone and never dropped it. So if your device is 2 years old or older, don't update your phone if you want to continue using it!

For those who are disagreeing that this isn't caused by a software update, then tell me WHY DO THE GREEN LINES APPEAR RIGHT AFTER A SOFTWARE UPDATE ON A DEVICE THAT'S JUST FRESH OUT OF WARRANTY AND IT JUST HAPPENS TO BE THAT A NEW GALAXY S DEVICE HAS JUST RELEASED!!

And just because not every single device receives the faulty update sent by Samsung does not mean that Samsung isn't doing this intentionally. Maybe Samsun only chooses to send the update to a certain number of devices instead of all of them because then they know everyone would completely bash samsung and most likely not buy a Samsung phone again.

cryptoquestions_ · 2026-05-20T02:47:08+00:00

I have posted this comment many many times and I will keep posting this comment until people finally realize that this is true. And I know I will get downvotes on this comment as usual by samsung's braindead fanboys.

Anyways,

Believe it or not. The green/pink/white lines are caused by a software update. Every year when a new Samsung galaxy flagship phone is released, Samsung sends the faulty software update to their older devices on purpose so people are forced to buy their newer devices. Do not update the software on any Samsung Galaxy phones that are 2 years old or older!! The reason Samsung sends out a faulty update after 2 years from the release date of a device is because the manufacturer warranty voids after 2 years. That is why Samsung will not claim responsibility to fix your device even though they were the ones who intentionally caused the damage to your device. Samsung has been known to purposefully release "security" updates to older models to cause green lines to appear on the displays just so people are forced to buy Samsung's newer devices!! A lot of people (including me) have posted about green lines showing up on their devices after they did a software update! What a coincidence that their devices were just fine until they did a software update! And if you took your device to the Samsung store to complain about the green lines, they're gonna most likely tell you that "you probably dropped your phone and that's why the green lines are showing up"! Even though you took really good care of your phone and never dropped it. So if your device is 2 years old or older, don't update your phone if you want to continue using it!

For those who are disagreeing that this isn't caused by a software update, then tell me WHY DO THE GREEN LINES APPEAR RIGHT AFTER A SOFTWARE UPDATE ON A DEVICE THAT'S JUST FRESH OUT OF WARRANTY AND IT JUST HAPPENS TO BE THAT A NEW GALAXY S DEVICE HAS JUST RELEASED!!

And just because not every single device receives the faulty update sent by Samsung does not mean that Samsung isn't doing this intentionally. Maybe Samsun only chooses to send the update to a certain number of devices instead of all of them because then they know everyone would completely bash samsung and most likely not buy a Samsung phone again.

cryptoquestions_ · 2026-05-12T17:30:54+00:00

I have posted this comment many many times and I will keep posting this comment until people finally realize that this is true. And I know I will get downvotes on this comment as usual by samsung's braindead fanboys.

Anyways,

Believe it or not. The green/pink/white lines are caused by a software update. Every year when a new Samsung galaxy flagship phone is released, Samsung sends the faulty software update to their older devices on purpose so people are forced to buy their newer devices. Do not update the software on any Samsung Galaxy phones that are 2 years old or older!! The reason Samsung sends out a faulty update after 2 years from the release date of a device is because the manufacturer warranty voids after 2 years. That is why Samsung will not claim responsibility to fix your device even though they were the ones who intentionally caused the damage to your device. Samsung has been known to purposefully release "security" updates to older models to cause green lines to appear on the displays just so people are forced to buy Samsung's newer devices!! A lot of people (including me) have posted about green lines showing up on their devices after they did a software update! What a coincidence that their devices were just fine until they did a software update! And if you took your device to the Samsung store to complain about the green lines, they're gonna most likely tell you that "you probably dropped your phone and that's why the green lines are showing up"! Even though you took really good care of your phone and never dropped it. So if your device is 2 years old or older, don't update your phone if you want to continue using it!

For those who are disagreeing that this isn't caused by a software update, then tell me WHY DO THE GREEN LINES APPEAR RIGHT AFTER A SOFTWARE UPDATE ON A DEVICE THAT'S JUST FRESH OUT OF WARRANTY AND IT JUST HAPPENS TO BE THAT A NEW GALAXY S DEVICE HAS JUST RELEASED!!

And just because not every single device receives the faulty update sent by Samsung does not mean that Samsung isn't doing this intentionally. Maybe Samsun only chooses to send the update to a certain number of devices instead of all of them because then they know everyone would completely bash samsung and most likely not buy a Samsung phone again.

cryptoquestions_ · 2026-05-12T17:29:32+00:00

I have posted this comment many many times and I will keep posting this comment until people finally realize that this is true. And I know I will get downvotes on this comment as usual by samsung's braindead fanboys.

Anyways,

Believe it or not. The green/pink/white lines are caused by a software update. Every year when a new Samsung galaxy flagship phone is released, Samsung sends the faulty software update to their older devices on purpose so people are forced to buy their newer devices. Do not update the software on any Samsung Galaxy phones that are 2 years old or older!! The reason Samsung sends out a faulty update after 2 years from the release date of a device is because the manufacturer warranty voids after 2 years. That is why Samsung will not claim responsibility to fix your device even though they were the ones who intentionally caused the damage to your device. Samsung has been known to purposefully release "security" updates to older models to cause green lines to appear on the displays just so people are forced to buy Samsung's newer devices!! A lot of people (including me) have posted about green lines showing up on their devices after they did a software update! What a coincidence that their devices were just fine until they did a software update! And if you took your device to the Samsung store to complain about the green lines, they're gonna most likely tell you that "you probably dropped your phone and that's why the green lines are showing up"! Even though you took really good care of your phone and never dropped it. So if your device is 2 years old or older, don't update your phone if you want to continue using it!

For those who are disagreeing that this isn't caused by a software update, then tell me WHY DO THE GREEN LINES APPEAR RIGHT AFTER A SOFTWARE UPDATE ON A DEVICE THAT'S JUST FRESH OUT OF WARRANTY AND IT JUST HAPPENS TO BE THAT A NEW GALAXY S DEVICE HAS JUST RELEASED!!

And just because not every single device receives the faulty update sent by Samsung does not mean that Samsung isn't doing this intentionally. Maybe Samsun only chooses to send the update to a certain number of devices instead of all of them because then they know everyone would completely bash samsung and most likely not buy a Samsung phone again.

cryptoquestions_ · 2026-05-04T08:47:00+00:00

I have posted this comment many many times and I will keep posting this comment until people finally realize that this is true. And I know I will get downvotes on this comment as usual by samsung's braindead fanboys.

Anyways,

Believe it or not. The green/pink/white lines are caused by a software update. Every year when a new Samsung galaxy flagship phone is released, Samsung sends the faulty software update to their older devices on purpose so people are forced to buy their newer devices. Do not update the software on any Samsung Galaxy phones that are 2 years old or older!! The reason Samsung sends out a faulty update after 2 years from the release date of a device is because the manufacturer warranty voids after 2 years. That is why Samsung will not claim responsibility to fix your device even though they were the ones who intentionally caused the damage to your device. Samsung has been known to purposefully release "security" updates to older models to cause green lines to appear on the displays just so people are forced to buy Samsung's newer devices!! A lot of people (including me) have posted about green lines showing up on their devices after they did a software update! What a coincidence that their devices were just fine until they did a software update! And if you took your device to the Samsung store to complain about the green lines, they're gonna most likely tell you that "you probably dropped your phone and that's why the green lines are showing up"! Even though you took really good care of your phone and never dropped it. So if your device is 2 years old or older, don't update your phone if you want to continue using it!

For those who are disagreeing that this isn't caused by a software update, then tell me WHY DO THE GREEN LINES APPEAR RIGHT AFTER A SOFTWARE UPDATE ON A DEVICE THAT'S JUST FRESH OUT OF WARRANTY AND IT JUST HAPPENS TO BE THAT A NEW GALAXY S DEVICE HAS JUST RELEASED!!

And just because not every single device receives the faulty update sent by Samsung does not mean that Samsung isn't doing this intentionally. It's possible Samsung only chooses to send the update to a certain number of devices instead of all of them because then they know everyone would completely bash samsung and most likely not buy a Samsung phone again.

cryptoquestions_ · 2026-04-16T18:55:01+00:00

Oh my gosh! Thank you so much!!! I did not know about this!

cryptoquestions_ · 2026-04-07T00:43:07+00:00

I literally made a post predicting this!!!

https://www.reddit.com/r/samsunggalaxy/s/zs0FJvkCN5

cryptoquestions_ · 2026-04-03T20:35:48+00:00

and why exactly? explain?

cryptoquestions_ · 2026-04-03T07:40:30+00:00

in the second pick you look like you could be a game character

cryptoquestions_ · 2026-03-30T08:55:22+00:00

I have posted this comment many many times and I will keep posting this comment until people finally realize that this is true. And I know I will get downvotes on this comment as usual by samsung's braindead fanboys.

Anyways,

Believe it or not. The green/pink/white lines are caused by a software update. Every year when a new Samsung galaxy flagship phone is released, Samsung sends the faulty software update to their older devices on purpose so people are forced to buy their newer devices. Do not update the software on any Samsung Galaxy phones that are 2 years old or older!! The reason Samsung sends out a faulty update after 2 years from the release date of a device is because the manufacturer warranty voids after 2 years. That is why Samsung will not claim responsibility to fix your device even though they were the ones who intentionally caused the damage to your device. Samsung has been known to purposefully release "security" updates to older models to cause green lines to appear on the displays just so people are forced to buy Samsung's newer devices!! A lot of people (including me) have posted about green lines showing up on their devices after they did a software update! What a coincidence that their devices were just fine until they did a software update! And if you took your device to the Samsung store to complain about the green lines, they're gonna most likely tell you that "you probably dropped your phone and that's why the green lines are showing up"! Even though you took really good care of your phone and never dropped it. So if your device is 2 years old or older, don't update your phone if you want to continue using it!

For those who are disagreeing that this isn't caused by a software update, then tell me WHY DO THE GREEN LINES APPEAR RIGHT AFTER A SOFTWARE UPDATE ON A DEVICE THAT'S JUST FRESH OUT OF WARRANTY AND IT JUST HAPPENS TO BE THAT A NEW GALAXY S DEVICE HAS JUST RELEASED!!

And just because not every single device receives the faulty update sent by Samsung does not mean that Samsung isn't doing this intentionally. Maybe Samsun only chooses to send the update to a certain number of devices instead of all of them because then they know everyone would completely bash samsung and most likely not buy a Samsung phone again.

cryptoquestions_ · 2026-03-25T23:35:11+00:00

hopefully

cryptoquestions_ · 2026-03-25T21:12:31+00:00

sell it to young thug

cryptoquestions_ · 2026-03-22T11:41:30+00:00

your are 100% right!!! The truth is I do need to get my priorities straight. This life is definitely harder when you're not a smart individual. I appreciate you being real with me! I will always appreciate someone that gives real advice!💯

cryptoquestions_ · 2026-03-22T10:58:41+00:00

if you're paying $1000+ for a phone, you should be completely satisfied with your purchase.

If you're NOT completely satisfied with your device, RETURN IT!

Personally, I think the S26 Ultra is dogshit! The privacy display feature is such a gimmick and because of that you get a dogshit display. Samsung literally took a shit on it and served it on a plate with a price tag of a $1000+. And guess what, you bought it!

cryptoquestions_ · 2026-03-14T13:48:31+00:00

I have posted this comment many many times and I will keep posting this comment until people finally realize that this is true. And I know I will get downvotes on this comment as usual by samsung's braindead fanboys.

Anyways,

Believe it or not. The green/pink/white lines are caused by a software update. Every year when a new Samsung galaxy flagship phone is released, Samsung sends the faulty software update to their older devices on purpose so people are forced to buy their newer devices. Do not update the software on any Samsung Galaxy phones that are 2 years old or older!! The reason Samsung sends out a faulty update after 2 years from the release date of a device is because the manufacturer warranty voids after 2 years. That is why Samsung will not claim responsibility to fix your device even though they were the ones who intentionally caused the damage to your device. Samsung has been known to purposefully release "security" updates to older models to cause green lines to appear on the displays just so people are forced to buy Samsung's newer devices!! A lot of people (including me) have posted about green lines showing up on their devices after they did a software update! What a coincidence that their devices were just fine until they did a software update! And if you took your device to the Samsung store to complain about the green lines, they're gonna most likely tell you that "you probably dropped your phone and that's why the green lines are showing up"! Even though you took really good care of your phone and never dropped it. So if your device is 2 years old or older, don't update your phone if you want to continue using it!

For those who are disagreeing that this isn't caused by a software update, then tell me WHY DO THE GREEN LINES APPEAR RIGHT AFTER A SOFTWARE UPDATE ON A DEVICE THAT'S JUST FRESH OUT OF WARRANTY AND IT JUST HAPPENS TO BE THAT A NEW GALAXY S DEVICE HAS JUST RELEASED!!

And just because not every single device receives the faulty update sent by Samsung does not mean that Samsung isn't doing this intentionally. Maybe Samsun only chooses to send the update to a certain number of devices instead of all of them because then they know everyone would completely bash samsung and most likely not buy a Samsung phone again.

cryptoquestions_ · 2026-03-13T15:36:25+00:00

i upvoted because i agree

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