Many airlines prohibit to turn on and load on board the Galaxy Note 7. The same prohibition is valid on the metro and the trains of New York and other u.s. cities. To the list we add now also the main ferry companies: the phablet can be turned on or charged for the duration of the cruise. Passengers who were hoping to take memorable photos will have to use a traditional camera.
As is known, the Galaxy Note 7 that integrate a battery produced by Samsung SDI can become up to explode while charging. Samsung has promptly stopped the distribution and initiated a recall campaign which involves the replacement of the defective models. In the United States are affected with all the phablet sold before September 15. With the exception of the occasional accident, the cause of which has yet to be ascertained, the new devices are safe, at least according to the claims of the Korean company.
users who have not replaced their Galaxy Note 7 may not use them on planes. The same ban has been imposed from 10 shipping companies: Carnival, Costa Cruises, Cunard, Disney Cruise Line, Fathom, Holland America Line, Princess Cruises, P&O Cruses, Royal Caribbean and Seabourn. Carnival has posted on its website the "precautions" apply to both the passengers and the crew members: the smartphone must be switched off and must not be recharged on board, the app that can activate it must be switched off and the power button must be secure to avoid ignitions that are not intentional. Customers of the Disney Cruise Line will find a sign on which is written a similar warning, and the tip of the close to the Galaxy Note 7 in the safety deposit box present in the cabin.
The new models released after September 21 can be used freely. However it is unclear when the ban will be removed, and how the companions, may verify the compliance with the prohibition on the part of the passengers.
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