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               Sony Recalls TOUGH SD Cards Due to Data Corruption

   Josh Centers

   [1]Dan Carr of Shutter Muse discovered [2]a recall notice from Sony
   covering its SF-M, SF-M TOUGH, and SF-G TOUGH SD cards due to possible
   data corruption issues when recording video in video speed class mode.
   If you own one of those cards and there isn't a star on the left side
   of the back of the card, it's likely affected. Sony will replace the
   card for free through 31 March 2022. Carr recommends contacting Sony
   through its [3]online chat support with your SD card model numbers,
   serial numbers, dates of purchase, and places of purchase handy, along
   with your shipping address and contact details.

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   1. https://shuttermuse.com/sony-sd-card-recall-notice/
   2. https://www.sony.com/electronics/support/memory-cards-sd-cards/sf-g128t/articles/00246463
   3. https://us.esupport.sony.com/support/s/chat-gateway?language=en_US
   4. https://shuttermuse.com/sony-sd-card-recall-notice/

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