OMG! This Haryanvi man got angy with his smartphone and what he did next will make Google apologise him
Smartphones have become the life of an individual in the current scenario. Without mobile phones, life seems to be incomplete. In case, your phone gets hanged or shown some error while working, it makes all of us irritating. Surely, we started finding several ways to bring it to a normal situation.
Just imagine, if the problem can’t be solved, then, how it makes you feel?
The same situation has occurred to a Haryanvi man named Manu Aggarwal, whose Google Pixel phone had a recurring problem which made him super angry.
After getting exhausted with it, he found a solution by bringing the issue to the social media.
He tweets the issue of his Twitter handle and wrote, ‘Shame on You and you should feel Guilty for Manipulations by You. You should be Awarded as the Most Corrupt Brand. How do you do Such Manipulations ??’
Shame on You and you should feel Guilty for Manipulations by You.
You should be Awarded as the Most Corrupt Brand.
How do you do Such Manipulations ?? pic.twitter.com/nE8GZ1vcz1
However, on this tweet, he received the reply from Made by Google Twitter handle that ‘That's not the experience we want you to have, Manu. Let's take this to DM to look into this further. Please click on the link below to send us a direct message.’
That's not the experience we want you to have, Manu. Let's take this to DM to look into this further. Please click on the link below to send us a direct message. https://t.co/YEgOInR4f9
— Made by Google (@madebygoogle) March 13, 2018
With this reply, he didn’t seem to satisfy then, he finds a new way and put posters up in Delhi's prominent Connaught Place.
Not only in Cannaught place, he put posters in other places also.
See below:
@Google Why are you still Silent and Avoiding the Investigation pic.twitter.com/j9PyZDidtY
— Manu Aggarwal (@ManuAggarwall) December 30, 2018
Well, Manu really found a unique way to express his anger against the company.
However, these posters was put up in 2018 but they are going viral in 2019 on social media.
What do you think? Is it right or wrong?
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First published: 5 January 2019, 12:56 IST