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It's official, everyone. The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 is dead.
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Samsung has been forced to cease production of its disastrous Galaxy Note 7 smartphones because they keep catching fire.
Samsung has since begun its global recall of the troubled smartphone. But since the device is only known for bursting into a pile of hot mess, recovering them can be tricky.
So Samsung came up with a safe solution – a fireproof box.
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A video of the unique packaging was shared on YouTube by XDA Developers, a US-based mobile software development community
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The return kit includes three boxes and a static shielding bag. The Note 7 is supposed to be slipped into the bag and then enclosed in box after box.
The company also includes a pair of rubber gloves, presumably to help users safely handle the defective device
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The package comes with an instruction sheet that provides a step-by-step process on how to package the Note 7 safely.
To top it all off, the outermost box is lined with ceramic fiber paper, which is capable of handling extreme heat
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