Phone Overheating and Performance Degradation After Carrier Updates
A user reports persistent overheating, lag, and crashes following repeated carrier software updates, combined with high monthly costs. The complaint conflates device hardware issues with carrier service quality, making it difficult to isolate a single addressable problem.
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