Hello,
What is a Samsung “970F”? Mine is a 970V and I am wondering if the sub model digit is relevent in whether or not /e/ will work on the device?? (yes, the V is because I bought it from Verizon).
Thanks for any help!
Victor
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Looks like you are probably referring to this, the SM-N970F, Info about Samsung Galaxy Note10 - d1
At the foot of the page it reads
Models Supported
SM-N970F
Other models are not supported
The chances are that the bootloader is “Carrier locked” you could try to check that out.
Yes, I am. I think there are (at least?) 3 letters that can follow the 970 (and I dont know if there is just a “970”), so I am wondering if the letter is a significant part of the model number or if its just a designation of what network or provider the phone was preconfigured for, and if that is substantiative as to whether or not the /e/ build will run on them. I am in no way a Samsung expert, in fact, at this point, I simply hate them for how horrible the 10 is compared to the 4, and for selling a printer whose driver shuts down if it can’t access the internet to provide telemetry to Samsung (M2070W) – never trust a 99 $ walmart printer!