Screen protector peeling

[Stewalker]

After already having my screen replaced once due to the screen protector bubbling down the middle and then causing the screen to fail.

The same thing is starting to happen again. It's starting to bubble along the screen fold from top and bottom. 

What are the implications of me removing the screen protector myself before it causes damage to the screen like last time? 

Will this void my warranty or void my care+ I have in place?

I really don't want to be with out the phone for 2 weeks again so am I clear to remove it and then try to reinstall my own protector? 

[Glenntech]

Someone posted a while ago something from Samsung about the screen protector. Was something like because removable its not classed as a modification
Can't remember the exact wording
But I was surprised to learn this as I thought it would be part of the screen setup

[Nana247]

How did the screen crack from the protector peeling? 

[Stewalker]

I think dust or something got between the screen and the protector and caused it to crack

[Stewalker]

This

[mushygirl]

I have had my z3flip for 9 months, I am still paying for it through Vodafone, I came from work and my phone was off, so I thought it was battery so I plugged charger in and it came on and still had 54% battery life in it, so I phoned Vodafone and they said to send for repair as still under warranty, I said I've just took screen protector off as it was split down middle, the agent said I shouldnt remove it, I said I can put it back on as I'd just that minute taken it off, he said no just send in as it is, so I did, now Vodafone are saying that I have to pay for repair because I removed screen protector and it avoids warranty, I must state the screen was perfect even after taking protector off, as I still used phone whilst plugged in until I could charge my old phone up to put sim in, where do I stand with this as I refuse to pay for repair, and where does it state NOT to take screen protector off, I am so stressed over this as I still owe £500 on this phone

[Stewalker]

Fro. What I know removi g it doesn't void the warranty unless it gets damaged when taking it off. If you issue is nothing to do the screen then fight your case

[k8tys]

DO NOT REMOVE SCREEN PROTECTOR. It voids warranty. I had this same dispute a few months ago with Samsung. You need to contact Samsung to replace the SP free of charge.

[LifeShort]

Unfortunately, as I found out pretty much anything avoids the warranty. I had minor scratches on the back of the phone and Samsung's costumer care even accepted that it did not cause the fault on my screen but they still said my warranty was void and I'd have to pay for a manufacturing fault to be repaired.

[Oldremedies]

I clicked on your link, which says the warranty is only 12 months. No one in Utah repairs this phone, so I have repeatedly paid for warranty replacements. The screen protector coming off is a manufacturer's error. How do I get you to pay for it this time? My phone was replaced in January. Within two weeks, the screen protector lifted again. I have been using it that way for 4 months. Please advise.

[h8thiscompany]

My Flip4 is out of warranty. The screen protector on the back of the phone has mostly peeled off. I took it to Samsung shop in Oxford Street, London. They said it required a new screen, even though the screen works fine. They then said that they wouldn't replace the back screen without replacing the main screen, which has some minor issues that don't affect its use. In other words, they wanted £400 to unnecessarily replace two screens, just because  a plastic screen protector had mostly peeled off. They then tried to sell me a new phone. Absolute criminals and not the first time that Samsung have behaved unethically. I previously (successfully) took Samsung to court in the UK. For English customers, if you have a good case, the trick is to use the Small Claims Track.