LG Faces Class-Action Suit Over G4 and V10 Bootloop Issue

A year ago, LG acknowledged that a large number of G4 smartphones sold worldwide were affected by a bootloop issue, presumably caused by loose contact between components. Now it seems that a number of G4 owners have decided to sue the Korean company.

LG G4 owners were joined by V10 users. LG released the V10 in October 2015, and the phone was affected the same issue that caused the device to enter an endless bootloop. In terms of hardware, the V10 is similar to the G4, with some minor differences, like the additional camera and expanded storage.

Apparently, in an attempt to offer owners the option to expand the 32 or 64GB internal memory to 256GB using a microSD card, LG made the V10 susceptible to the same problem that plagued G4 devices.

Users demand LG starts a program to repair defect phones

After acknowledging the problem in G4 uni...