After reports that some Galaxy Note 7s have caught on fire, Samsung said Friday it will stop all sales and replace all of those devices now owned by customers.
But the South Korea-based company so far remains unclear in its public statements about what a customer should do immediately with that model of smartphone in their hands.
Should a customer stop using a Note 7 right now because it might catch fire? Should a customer stop charging the phone because the reported fires are related to a battery issue, as Samsung said in a statement on Friday?
