A phone returned for warranty repair has a small internal sticker that has turned red. What does this usually tell the technician?
Un téléphone rendu pour une réparation sous garantie présente une petite pastille interne devenue rouge. Que cela indique-t-il généralement au technicien ?
Answers
AThe phone has been updated to the newest operating system versionLe téléphone a été mis à jour vers la dernière version du système
BThe battery is fully chargedLa batterie est entièrement chargée
CThe liquid contact indicator was triggered: the phone got wetL'indicateur de contact avec un liquide s'est déclenché : le téléphone a été mouillé
DThe phone has been unlocked for another networkLe téléphone a été débloqué pour un autre réseau
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