The US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) says proprietors of the Galaxy Note 7 cell phones ought to turn them off and quit utilizing them as a result of the danger that their batteries can detonate. 

The office said Friday that it's working with Samsung on an official review of the telephones "as quickly as time permits" and that it's attempting to make sense of if the organization's substitution Note 7s are an "adequate cure". 

Try not to utilize Samsung Galaxy Note 7 on planes, cautions air controller 

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Samsung a week ago started a worldwide review for the telephone, only two weeks after its dispatch, on account of the danger of them bursting into flames or detonating. At the time, Samsung said it had affirmed 35 occurrences of the issue, out of 2.5 million telephones sold. The organization did not say a week ago whether clients ought to quit utilizing the telephones, and said new telephones would be accessible in around two weeks. 

Be that as it may, in an announcement Friday, Samsung Electronics America requested that Note 7 proprietors close off their telephones and trade them now for another gadget. The organization says new Note 7 telephones won't be accessible until after the CPSC completes its "procedure", yet proprietors can trade the Note 7s now for an alternate model. 

US flying wellbeing authorities likewise on Thursday stepped of caution aircraft travelers not to turn on or charge the telephone amid flights, or place them in handled sacks. 

The review comes at an essential time for Samsung, as its opponent, Apple simply declared its own particular most recent adaptations of the iPhone. The Note arrangement is one of Samsung's most costly, and interest for the telephone had been high.