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Devesh Mankar | @devesh@techhub.social

Devesh Mankar | @[email protected]

@Devz15

Turning distributed systems experience into AI architecture. @Thoughtworks Tech Lead → Tech Principal | Ex @BMCSoftware Writing about what I learn. No fluff.

Pune, India Katılım Kasım 2008
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Devesh Mankar | @devesh@techhub.social
🚨 WARNING for all Pixel owners in India. 🚨 My Pixel device was sent to official Google repair. After inspection, Google declared it “not repairable” and gave me only 2 choices: 1️⃣ Pay ₹22,620 for a replacement device 2️⃣ Get the phone returned unrepaired Now comes the shocking part. Before taking ₹22k+, Google India REFUSES to disclose: ❌ Which exact device they will send ❌ Whether it’s NEW or REFURBISHED ❌ Battery health details ❌ Water Resistance Rating ❌ Replacement quality standards ❌ Google cannot guarantee battery health percentage ❌ Google cannot guarantee IP/water resistance rating And in writing, Google Support confirmed: ⚠️ Once payment is made, there is NO refund and NO return — even if you are unhappy with the replacement device quality sent later. Most shocking part? Google could not even confirm whether they have any minimum measurable quality standards/policies for refurbished replacement devices: Battery health % Water resistance integrity like IP rating So basically: Pay first. Find out later what device you got. No refund. No choice. Without transparency, measurable quality benchmarks or refund rights. This is not premium after-sales support. This is “trust us after payment.” Attaching screenshots of Google Support’s own email response. Indian Pixel buyers deserve transparency before payment, not blind acceptance. @GoogleIndia @madebygoogle #GooglePixel #PixelIndia #Pixel6 #GoogleIndia #ConsumerRights #RightToRepair #MadeByGoogle #TechTwitter #Android #Smartphones
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Dr.Madhusudhan K@ustardustt·
I have been told same for my pixel at lucknow pixel service so stopped buying one again 🫠
Devesh Mankar | @[email protected]@Devz15

🚨 WARNING for all Pixel owners in India. 🚨 My Pixel device was sent to official Google repair. After inspection, Google declared it “not repairable” and gave me only 2 choices: 1️⃣ Pay ₹22,620 for a replacement device 2️⃣ Get the phone returned unrepaired Now comes the shocking part. Before taking ₹22k+, Google India REFUSES to disclose: ❌ Which exact device they will send ❌ Whether it’s NEW or REFURBISHED ❌ Battery health details ❌ Water Resistance Rating ❌ Replacement quality standards ❌ Google cannot guarantee battery health percentage ❌ Google cannot guarantee IP/water resistance rating And in writing, Google Support confirmed: ⚠️ Once payment is made, there is NO refund and NO return — even if you are unhappy with the replacement device quality sent later. Most shocking part? Google could not even confirm whether they have any minimum measurable quality standards/policies for refurbished replacement devices: Battery health % Water resistance integrity like IP rating So basically: Pay first. Find out later what device you got. No refund. No choice. Without transparency, measurable quality benchmarks or refund rights. This is not premium after-sales support. This is “trust us after payment.” Attaching screenshots of Google Support’s own email response. Indian Pixel buyers deserve transparency before payment, not blind acceptance. @GoogleIndia @madebygoogle #GooglePixel #PixelIndia #Pixel6 #GoogleIndia #ConsumerRights #RightToRepair #MadeByGoogle #TechTwitter #Android #Smartphones

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Abhi1195@abshek1195·
@Devz15 The same thing happened with my Pixel 7 pro sent for display replacement they took 15k from me and after barely 3 months the display died again. After sending the phone again they told me to pay 15k.
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Made by Google@madebygoogle·
@Devz15 @Devz15 Hi Devesh, we're sorry you had to deal with this. We'd like to assist you on this over DM. Please click on the link below to send us a direct message. Rest assured, we'll do our best to help. Appreciate it. ^Lucy twitter.com/messages/compo…
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Devesh Mankar | @devesh@techhub.social
🚨 WARNING for all Pixel owners in India. 🚨 My Pixel device was sent to official Google repair. After inspection, Google declared it “not repairable” and gave me only 2 choices: 1️⃣ Pay ₹22,620 for a replacement device 2️⃣ Get the phone returned unrepaired Now comes the shocking part. Before taking ₹22k+, Google India REFUSES to disclose: ❌ Which exact device they will send ❌ Whether it’s NEW or REFURBISHED ❌ Battery health details ❌ Water Resistance Rating ❌ Replacement quality standards ❌ Google cannot guarantee battery health percentage ❌ Google cannot guarantee IP/water resistance rating And in writing, Google Support confirmed: ⚠️ Once payment is made, there is NO refund and NO return — even if you are unhappy with the replacement device quality sent later. Most shocking part? Google could not even confirm whether they have any minimum measurable quality standards/policies for refurbished replacement devices: Battery health % Water resistance integrity like IP rating So basically: Pay first. Find out later what device you got. No refund. No choice. Without transparency, measurable quality benchmarks or refund rights. This is not premium after-sales support. This is “trust us after payment.” Attaching screenshots of Google Support’s own email response. Indian Pixel buyers deserve transparency before payment, not blind acceptance. @GoogleIndia @madebygoogle #GooglePixel #PixelIndia #Pixel6 #GoogleIndia #ConsumerRights #RightToRepair #MadeByGoogle #TechTwitter #Android #Smartphones
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Tech Bharat (Nitin Agarwal)
I dare @google to formulate such policies for the US customers! Why this cuck behaviour @GoogleIndia @sundarpichai?
Devesh Mankar | @[email protected]@Devz15

🚨 WARNING for all Pixel owners in India. 🚨 My Pixel device was sent to official Google repair. After inspection, Google declared it “not repairable” and gave me only 2 choices: 1️⃣ Pay ₹22,620 for a replacement device 2️⃣ Get the phone returned unrepaired Now comes the shocking part. Before taking ₹22k+, Google India REFUSES to disclose: ❌ Which exact device they will send ❌ Whether it’s NEW or REFURBISHED ❌ Battery health details ❌ Water Resistance Rating ❌ Replacement quality standards ❌ Google cannot guarantee battery health percentage ❌ Google cannot guarantee IP/water resistance rating And in writing, Google Support confirmed: ⚠️ Once payment is made, there is NO refund and NO return — even if you are unhappy with the replacement device quality sent later. Most shocking part? Google could not even confirm whether they have any minimum measurable quality standards/policies for refurbished replacement devices: Battery health % Water resistance integrity like IP rating So basically: Pay first. Find out later what device you got. No refund. No choice. Without transparency, measurable quality benchmarks or refund rights. This is not premium after-sales support. This is “trust us after payment.” Attaching screenshots of Google Support’s own email response. Indian Pixel buyers deserve transparency before payment, not blind acceptance. @GoogleIndia @madebygoogle #GooglePixel #PixelIndia #Pixel6 #GoogleIndia #ConsumerRights #RightToRepair #MadeByGoogle #TechTwitter #Android #Smartphones

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Pune Mirror@ThePuneMirror·
Suspected Kidnapper Caught in Hyde Park Society, Security Tightened A suspected kidnapper was caught by residents at Hyde Park Society after he was seen behaving suspiciously inside the garden area. The man had entered the premises along with a maid and was reportedly following a young girl. Two alert women noticed his movements, stopped him and informed other society members. During the confrontation, a Rampuri knife was found in his possession, following which the police were called and the accused was detained. During questioning, he reportedly admitted involvement in multiple child kidnapping attempts. After the incident, society management has tightened security and advised residents to remain alert, avoid unnecessary movement after 8 PM and take extra care of children. Are housing societies doing enough for safety? Stay alert and share this to spread awareness. #PuneSafety #HydePark #ChildSafety #SocietyAlert #Punetimesmirror
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Why am I getting so many followers suddenly .. puzzled .. (/worried - what did i do now????)
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Devesh Mankar | @devesh@techhub.social
Recency Bias: We tend to favor the ideas, solutions, and influences that occurred to us most recently, regardless of whether they are the best ones! #Insightful #idea #quote
Devesh Mankar | @[email protected]@Devz15

Reading the fascinating and relatable book "Building Your Second Brain" by @fortelabs. I'll be sharing key excerpts here as I read along, so stay tuned for insights on how to organize your digital life, learn more effectively, and unlock your creative potential! #SecondBrain

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Despite all the mind-expanding ideas we have access to, the quality of our attention is only getting worse. We are paralysed by the conflict between our responsibilities and our most heartfelt passions!
Devesh Mankar | @[email protected]@Devz15

Information overload has become information exhaustion. Instantaneous access to the world's knowledge through the internet was supposed to educate and inform us but instead it has created a society-wide poverty of attention! #quote #insightful

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Information overload has become information exhaustion. Instantaneous access to the world's knowledge through the internet was supposed to educate and inform us but instead it has created a society-wide poverty of attention! #quote #insightful
Devesh Mankar | @[email protected]@Devz15

Reading the fascinating and relatable book "Building Your Second Brain" by @fortelabs. I'll be sharing key excerpts here as I read along, so stay tuned for insights on how to organize your digital life, learn more effectively, and unlock your creative potential! #SecondBrain

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Devesh Mankar | @devesh@techhub.social
Reading the fascinating and relatable book "Building Your Second Brain" by @fortelabs. I'll be sharing key excerpts here as I read along, so stay tuned for insights on how to organize your digital life, learn more effectively, and unlock your creative potential! #SecondBrain
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Devesh Mankar | @devesh@techhub.social
@debirdify searched 431 Twitter accounts that I follow and found 26 accounts with 26 Fediverse IDs, spread over 11 instances! Come on Tweeple, is y high time to join Mastodon! My handle is @devesh" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">techhub.social/@devesh , updated on profile too.
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