You don't hear such news often, but it can happen. When some time ago we started building the new one Xiaomi mi 10 ultra, the brand obviously also used real people throughout the process. Let's say so as we have seen how this device was built into one fully robotic factory. But it is clear that some passages must necessarily be made by a human being, in particular the quality check. So far everything is ok except that the employees have forgot their photos on their smartphone.
Some quality control staff have forgotten their selfies in the memory of Xiaomi Mi 10 Ultra: a nice remote knowledge between users and employees
A similar situation occurred several years ago with iPhone: of the factory employees, focused on Apple's device camera quality control, have forgot to do a factory reset to delete your tracks. The same thing happened with Lei Jun's brand and in particular the matter concerned the latest flagship Xiaomi mi 10 ultra. The matter took place in one of the many factories around China, for now unknown.
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- These are the photos taken by the employees
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- Three of Xiaomi's quality control employees
During the inspection by some employees of the brand, the cameras of the device were used. It is practice in fact test the optics by taking shots during quality control. The problem would not arise if the employees themselves did not forgot to reset smartphone: unfortunately i Selfie remained in memory and are arrived in the hands of the user who purchased that unit by Mi 10 Ultra. A matter that in itself has nothing too scandalous. In fact, contrary to what one might think, the experts are happy and smiling. One of the few moments, perhaps, in which you can take work "lightly". As we mentioned in the introduction, a similar thing happened with an iPhone unit some time ago.
An Apple employee immortalized with a contagious smile
This above is the photo taken of the Apple employee years ago. Thanks to her smile that brings happiness it was lovingly nicknamed "iPhone Girls" by Chinese netizens. But tell us: how would you react if there were photos of "strangers" in your smartphone as in this case?
