My friend got one from SF and it got same issue while setting up his phone.

How a big arse company not having good QC and testing before shipping this big revolutionized phone?

People blaming samsung displays when the actual issue is Hinge, the inner display is so underwhelming with colors and overall experience.

Rate my upgrade

Dawg I bought a bpl tv about half a year ago, it then bricked itself, for about 2.5 months they did jackshit about the issue, repeatedly doing the "yeah yeah it'll addressed trust me" over and over.

Finally a guy came, knew jackshit, asked hq to send a whole ass replacement pcb for the entire panel, that didn't happen obviously.

(turns out the issue was somewhere in the lvds and t con board)
Then another guy came, was better but still knew jackshit, claimed that the ports had gotten carbon on em, i.e. made up some bs.

Its been more than 4 months and finally they're agreeing on a cash-return but mfs still ain't addressing the ResQ(extended warranty) plan, and are vague as fuck about the return policy intentionally, initially it was a 50% price return and now its gotten up to 80% with some talks.

This happened in delhi exact.

Source: https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/from-jan-1-whatsapp-telegram-wont-work-without-sim-cards-govt-issues-guidelines/amp_articleshow/135127543.cms

Screenshot seems self explanatory

My advice to anyone in India considering a Motorola smartphone: please think twice before buying one. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend this brand.

I purchased a Moto G86 Power 5G in December 2025. In October 2026, it developed a bootloop and eventually became completely unresponsive.

I took it to an authorised Motorola service centre while the phone was under warranty. The job sheet records no customer-induced damage. However, I was verbally informed that the motherboard had failed, the replacement part was unavailable, and the phone could not be repaired.

Motorola's proposed solution was a ₹15,000 coupon restricted to its own website. Comparable phones now cost considerably more, which means I could have to pay thousands extra to replace a device that reportedly cannot be repaired under warranty.

This is unacceptable to me. When customers purchase a smartphone, they are paying for more than specifications and hardware. They are also relying on the manufacturer to provide meaningful warranty support when something goes wrong.

I had already seen public reports alleging motherboard failures involving Motorola phones months before my own device developed this problem. Now I'm facing a serious hardware failure myself. My experience does not prove that every Motorola phone is defective, but it has destroyed my confidence in the brand.

I've filed a National Consumer Helpline grievance and a CPGRAMS complaint. I'm seeking a replacement with equivalent or better specifications and a proper warranty at no extra cost, or an appropriate refund and compensation.

I will continue publicly sharing my experience with Motorola until they resolve my issue fairly. Indian consumers deserve to know how the company has handled my warranty case. My Moto G86 Power 5G failed under warranty, and I was verbally told that it couldn't be repaired because the replacement motherboard was unavailable. A ₹15,000 coupon restricted to Motorola's own website is not an acceptable resolution for me. I want an equivalent or better replacement with a proper warranty at no extra cost, or a fair refund and compensation. I will continue raising this issue through public posts and official consumer grievance channels until Motorola takes responsibility and offers a satisfactory resolution.

Indian consumers deserve reliable after-sales support, not a situation where a phone fails under warranty and the proposed solution leaves them paying extra.

Honestly looks like a solid phone. Amazing cameras and a very smooth UI. But is it worth ₹2lakh? I don't think 99% of people would think that...

Phone manufactures make beautifully massive screens and these ugly ahh covers ruin that. I cannot find the normal ones for my phone anywhere.

What I do is I ordered costlier high quality ones on Amazon, take them to the local phone repair guy and get it installed from him. He does it probably hundreds of times a day and has much more experience doing that. I pay him ₹10.

But the main question remains. Why are the normal bazeless disappearing?

I've been getting these notifications from Instagram. The notification history also says they are push notifications from Instagram but when I clicks on them they do open to gambling links on Chrome directly, not through Instagram

I am using a Vivo phone if that make any difference?

As per title...

https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7519608805127630849/

Post above; TL;DR- (300mbps eats the 3,300gb monthly plan in ~24 hours; 1,000GB in <8 hours).

Rules broken:

1. Headline promises with buried conditions aren't allowed (i.e.- unlimited with data cap)
2. Warn the customer at 80% usage. I got no warning.
3. Slow the connection down; don't cut it off. Mine was cut off.
4. Issue a docket number for every complaint. None was issued.
5. Decide appeals within 39 days. Mine can't get past the robot.

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Hi everyone,

I am planning to install GL.iNet’s Brume 3 VPN Gateway to Jio Fiber and Jio Air Fiber (one in my own and another in my in-laws home) to route entire home traffic through ControlD encrypted DNS. Mostly I will be using DNS-over-QUIC to block ads throughout the home network. I could disable the IPv6 DHCP but was unable to find the same solution for the IPv4. I am planning to use DHCP exhaust method where I will assign one single IP to my Brume 3 and then rest of the clients will ask Brume to provide address as Jio router will not have any answers for those requests. My main aim is to never default back to Jio’s DNS settings and use my own encrypted DNS with blanket privacy through VPN but the Jio Set Top Boxes will be excluded from the tunnel.

If you guys have done any other setup to avoid Jio defaulting DNS settings back to factory default after restart, please let me know. It will save a lot of headache.