Samsung and Google are giving free phone services to healthcare workers and to the Someone who responds first to help support those frontline workers in the fight against COVID-19 (via 9to5Google). The two companies are offering repairs in partnership with phone repair company uBreak
Samsung’s program, called “Free Repairs for The Frontline,” will “give free fix administrations to Samsung cell phones, including split-screen and battery substitution, to every single specialist on call and social insurance experts through June 30,” the organization says. In case you’re qualified, you’ll need to visit a uBreakiFix area or mail in your Galaxy telephone to get the free fix. Samsung is likewise offering a 30 percent markdown of any buy at Samsung.com to people on the call and human services experts.
The free Pixel fix program is like Samsung’s. “An emergency responder or human health expert with a Google Pixel cell phone can introduce their ID identification at any of uBreakiFix’s over 500 participating U.S. locations to receive one free repair, regardless of the device model or type of damage,” according to a uBreakiFix press release. This program also lasts through June 30
uBreakiFix also offers curbside service and at-home repairs to help maintain social distancing and has implemented more stringent cleaning and safety protocols to help prevent the spread of COVID-19.
uBreakiFix additionally offers curbside management and at-home fixes to help keep us socially separate and has executed progressively severe cleaning and security conventions to help forestall the spread of COVID-19.
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