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LG G8 ThinQ vs. LG V50 ThinQ There are so many choices in the smartphone market that it can be tough to pick the right phone for you. How to network your light switch and door knob? How can we get faster cell phones? By Digital Trends Staff. This spooked me as well. I never used any of the Samsung apps on my phone and never created the Samsung account. Since apps come pre-installed, it was in the back of my head that Samsung could access the data anyway, but I dismissed it as company suicide to do something like this.
Since so many people received notification, it could be that some "Samsung God mode" exists. On the idea that taking and sharing your personal data without an opt-in would be company suicide: Samsung has already hit this sort of scandal with its smart televisions and nobody really cared. The expectation that the free market will keep companies from spying on us Samsung can already do OTA updates.
Their software runs on the phone. You already have to put some trust on them. It used to manufacture in SK until last year, then it moved production to Vietnam. LG and Samsung both manufacture a small portion of their handsets in China if I'm not mistaken. OrgNet 30 days ago. I don't know the best way to handle customer worries after sth like this, but I'm sure "a samsung care ambassador replied on page 22" is not the best way.
Not touching it. If you touch it it goes away. U expect Samsung will make an official statement explaining but I want to mention it now to hopefully put some of you at ease.
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Samsung Care Ambassador sounds like someone who answers questions in that forum and doesn't get paid. Exactly and it sounds like they don't know why it happened either. Linux phones can't come soon enough. I don't need many features, I just need calls, texts, a web browser, and an SSH utility. I'm willing to give up a lot of features just to have control over my phone.
Is it too much to ask for me to have exclusive control over my devices? Blackberry phones could do this.
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Happened to me too this morning! I had to figure out how to delete this app as it's not possible to do using normal interface: In "About Phone" tap 7 times on the "Build Number" to enable "Developer Options" In "Developer Options" enable "USB Debugging" Connect your phone to your laptop with your USB cable Install "adb" android-tools on your computer In a terminal type: adb devices Then type: adb shell Then type: pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.
Search for example for all Samsung apps using: pm list packages grep 'samsung' That's it. Worked fine for me.
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Phone still works without any issues. Hopefully I now get better battery too! Genuinely curious who comes up with titles like: Samsung Care Ambassador. Dell used to do that with their forums and such, not sure if they still do. Kinda like how years ago [0] folks who wanted you to design a web site for them for free would try to bullshit you into believing that "the exposure" would be worth waaaaaaay more than any money that they might pay you.
BossingAround 30 days ago. This also freaked me out in the morning. Right after that, I randomly heard about Google accusing Samsung of increasing the attack vector on their phones [1]. Either a dev was playing around and oopsied or they got hacked. If you login as admin to your web based control panel and is greeted with an alert 1 you know you are fucked. Almost certainly the former. Careful people need to be in charge and keep a tight leash on people who are careless until they are careful. At the end of the day we live in the real world with imperfections everywhere.
Every system eventually boils down to trust in humans. INTPenis 30 days ago. I've never been a dev in such a large environment but devs shouldn't even be able to touch such a production environment imo. They do their testing and then hand over to deployment. After that they're out of the picture until the next update needs to roll out.
They can't have direct access to API keys for live apps in production. On the other hand I'd say that having them be that is more incentive to keep things safe. Samsung phones have only gotten worse over the years with the additional bloatware that they preinstall on phones. All Android phones get 'Find my Device' which is a service provided by google which works well.
There is no reason for Samsung to install an app which can remotely track location data on it's phones and send data to it's own servers. Another prime example of it is the preinstalled bloatware 'Samsung pay mini' that they bundle with all phones. My phone has samsung pay mini installed and I cannot remove or uninstall it. It is a persistent and annoying bar which sits at the bottom of my launcher screen so it's always visible.