Since I bought my phone last year, I’ve had major issues on almost every update, and network issues on a daily basis. I am extremely sad to do so, but I am going back to my old mobile phone. When I bought my FP2 I really didn’t mind paying extra for a fairer product, but a working one. I spent more time trying to fix it and browsing the settings than actually enjoying the benefits of a smartphone. With this last bootloop, I give up. Now it will remain in its box, in a drawer. A pure waste. Ironic, when your product is initially designed to be fair and eco-friendly.
This doesn’t sound normal. I’m using my Fairphone since December 2015 as my my daily driver and I don’t know such problems.
Did you ever try to make a hard reset to be sure that there aren’t wrong settings from your side?
Did you try to contact support? Maybe you have some hardware defect?
I’m using my Fairphone since December 2015 as my my daily driver and I don’t know such problems.
Then I’m glad for you
Did you ever try to make a hard reset to be sure that there aren’t wrong settings from your side?
4 times in a year is too many. I contacted support, but my warranty is over and I cannot afford to send a phone back every time there is an update.
Should you really decide not to use your phone anymore, please rather consider to sell it than leaving it in a drawer, so it can be used instead of being wasted.
I would never dare sell a product that’s not working.
Impossible. You have 2 years warranty, the phone isn’t on the market that long. Besides that, fp support is usually relatively generous.
In case you don’t want to sell a presumably broken phone: i’d be happy to take it, get it working, and use it in the family
If updating troubles are your main concern; did you ever try to update manually? Sometimes when people report updating problems, a manual update does work.
See here on how to do that:
https://support.fairphone.com/hc/en-us/articles/207914363
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