Samsung's latest invention: Note7 users send fire boxes and gloves

Samsung Electronics presented a fireproof box and protective gloves to customers who returned to repairing the Galaxy Note7 mobile phone. This is the latest development of the recall and has triggered a wave of spoofing on social media.

As part of the battery caught fire, the Note7 mobile phone was permanently discontinued in less than two months. According to reports, some of the exchanged mobile phones also appeared smoked, giving Samsung's brand image and financial outlook another record.

Before the users spoof to buy note7 need fire extinguisher pictures

"Samsung's fire box? They have also been tested yet?" wrote Twitter user @powermax_news. This account belongs to a group engaged in the sales and service of Apple (AAPL) products.

Samsung stated that it is providing fire-fighting equipment for customers who purchase Note7 mobile phones on its website. A YouTube video produced by the Android developer news site XDA Developers shows that a fire safety kit includes a fire box and a pair of blue gloves with a “No Aircraft Transport” warning printed on the box.

The video shows that the thermal insulation box is lined with ceramic fiber paper, there are two smaller boxes, and an anti-static insulation package.

This kind of packaging also caused netizens to laugh. “The funny thing is when you open a box and find the box inside the box and eventually discover ... a package,” Twitter user @Nataddda wrote.