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© Image from LG Newsroom If something went wrong on your phone and don't have protection from Asurion, manufacturers also have warranty that have your phone covered. If you think, you did everything you've done and exhausted all troubleshooting with the technical support, there's nothing to worry about. Did you know that LG offers a 12 month limited warranty starting from the date of purchase? and this warranty covers manufacture defect, but not physical liquid or cosmetic damages. To get started, you have to file a claim by calling the customer service hotline: 1-800-243-0000. Troubleshooting steps may have to be done first to check if the issue can be resolve by the LG representative over the phone. If not, they will tell you that the phone have to be send for repair. You will then be given with an authorization number and further instructions will be provided. If you're asking where to send your phone, LG only has one repair center, but you can check...

Common Concern Statement: Ever since I upgraded from Jelly Bean 4.2.2 to KitKat 4.4.2 on my LG G2, whenever I reboot the phone the LG EULA for their apps pops up in my notification bar.  I've read and agreed to the terms already and I want this to stop popping up.  I've already reformatted my phone (for this and others issues after the "upgrade").  Does anyone know what's going on, how to stop this, or if there is any hint this is being looked into? Source:   http://support.t-mobile.com/thread/67450 You're probably one of the people who started to have problems with their phone since the software updated to Kitkat, which is the latest version of Android. I understand how annoying it is to see something keeps popping out on the notification bar of your phone.Some may already did the factory reset and gone through phone replacement, which is really a hassle sending your phone in and just to have the same problem. There is nothing to worry about because th...