> Hi there,
> Please be advised that I have removed a recent post of yours in accordance with our policy on Dangerous DIY/> Unorthodox repair advice. While I do appreciate that you were simply trying to help, please refrain from guiding Community members to perform repairs themselves, as this should be done by an authorised Samsung engineer. For further information, please take a look at the link below.
> https://eu.community.samsung.com/t5/news-rules-faqs/community-policy-on-dangerous-diy-unorthodox-r...
> Kind regards
> AndrewL
My answer:
> I disagree, and I know you won't change your stance, but I feel compelled to express my opinion on this matter.
> I find it very dangerous on your part to delete self-repair posts on the manufacturer's official site under the pretext that it's dangerous. This is a limitation of the right to information and, more importantly, a restriction on the right to mutual assistance. If you had proposed an acceptable and effective solution, no one would need to post solutions like mine. What's most shameful is that you only think about your profits (sell, sell, sell). You support and promote excessive consumption, implementing every possible system to encourage waste. You don't consider the planet or the consumers who want to preserve their old devices. How do you expect people like me to repair their phones at an authorized repair shop, especially when the device has been out of warranty for years and the repair costs far exceed the price of the phone, or even the price of a new one? Shame on you! I am appalled!
> Think about it for a moment... Instead of having a clear view of all the problems and solutions related to your devices on your community site and using that insight to improve, you drive people to post elsewhere.
> Well done!
