The Consumer Product Safety Commission has finally weighed in on the Galaxy Note 7 debacle, issuing its own statement urging users not just to be careful, as the FAA did, but to “power them down and stop using or charging the device.” Read More
Friday, 9 September 2016
Galaxy Note 7 recall gets government treatment as the CPSC piles on
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