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Samsung Malaysia announces price hike for Galaxy A07 and A17 #mobile #news #samsung #samsunggalaxya07 #samsunggalaxya075g #samsunggalaxya17 #samsunggalaxya175g #samsungmobile #smartphones #tech
https://soyacincau.com/2026/07/27/samsung-malaysia-announces-price-hike-for-galaxy-a07-and-a17/
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Samsung Malaysia announces price hike for Galaxy A07 and A17 #mobile #news #samsung #samsunggalaxya07 #samsunggalaxya075g #samsunggalaxya17 #samsunggalaxya175g #samsungmobile #smartphones #tech
https://soyacincau.com/2026/07/27/samsung-malaysia-announces-price-hike-for-galaxy-a07-and-a17/
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Samsung Malaysia announces price hike for Galaxy A07 and A17 #mobile #news #samsung #samsunggalaxya07 #samsunggalaxya075g #samsunggalaxya17 #samsunggalaxya175g #samsungmobile #smartphones #tech
https://soyacincau.com/2026/07/27/samsung-malaysia-announces-price-hike-for-galaxy-a07-and-a17/
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Samsung Malaysia announces price hike for Galaxy A07 and A17 #mobile #news #samsung #samsunggalaxya07 #samsunggalaxya075g #samsunggalaxya17 #samsunggalaxya175g #samsungmobile #smartphones #tech
https://soyacincau.com/2026/07/27/samsung-malaysia-announces-price-hike-for-galaxy-a07-and-a17/
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Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 and Watch 9 arrive in Malaysia: Snapdragon Wear Elite, brighter displays and AI health features #featured #news #oneui9watch #samsung #samsunggalaxywatch9 #samsunggalaxywatchultra2 #samsungmobile #smartwatch #snapdragonwearelite #tech #wearables #wearos
https://soyacincau.com/2026/07/24/samsung-galaxy-watch-ultra2-watch9-malaysia-launch-price-preorder/
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Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 and Watch 9 arrive in Malaysia: Snapdragon Wear Elite, brighter displays and AI health features #featured #news #oneui9watch #samsung #samsunggalaxywatch9 #samsunggalaxywatchultra2 #samsungmobile #smartwatch #snapdragonwearelite #tech #wearables #wearos
https://soyacincau.com/2026/07/24/samsung-galaxy-watch-ultra2-watch9-malaysia-launch-price-preorder/
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Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 and Watch 9 arrive in Malaysia: Snapdragon Wear Elite, brighter displays and AI health features #featured #news #oneui9watch #samsung #samsunggalaxywatch9 #samsunggalaxywatchultra2 #samsungmobile #smartwatch #snapdragonwearelite #tech #wearables #wearos
https://soyacincau.com/2026/07/24/samsung-galaxy-watch-ultra2-watch9-malaysia-launch-price-preorder/
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Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 and Watch 9 arrive in Malaysia: Snapdragon Wear Elite, brighter displays and AI health features #featured #news #oneui9watch #samsung #samsunggalaxywatch9 #samsunggalaxywatchultra2 #samsungmobile #smartwatch #snapdragonwearelite #tech #wearables #wearos
https://soyacincau.com/2026/07/24/samsung-galaxy-watch-ultra2-watch9-malaysia-launch-price-preorder/
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Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 8 hands-on: What’s actually new? #featured #mobile #news #samsung #samsunggalaxyzflip8 #samsungmalaysia #samsungmobile #smartphones #tech
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Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 8 hands-on: What’s actually new? #featured #mobile #news #samsung #samsunggalaxyzflip8 #samsungmalaysia #samsungmobile #smartphones #tech
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Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 8 hands-on: What’s actually new? #featured #mobile #news #samsung #samsunggalaxyzflip8 #samsungmalaysia #samsungmobile #smartphones #tech
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Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 8 hands-on: What’s actually new? #featured #mobile #news #samsung #samsunggalaxyzflip8 #samsungmalaysia #samsungmobile #smartphones #tech
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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra hands-on: Bigger 5,000mAh battery, brighter display and thinner than before #featured #firstimpressions #mobile #news #samsung #samsunggalaxyzfold8 #samsunggalaxyzfold8ultra #samsungmobile #smartphones #tech
https://soyacincau.com/2026/07/22/samsung-galaxy-z-fold-8-ultra-hands-on-malaysia-price-specs/
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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra hands-on: Bigger 5,000mAh battery, brighter display and thinner than before #featured #firstimpressions #mobile #news #samsung #samsunggalaxyzfold8 #samsunggalaxyzfold8ultra #samsungmobile #smartphones #tech
https://soyacincau.com/2026/07/22/samsung-galaxy-z-fold-8-ultra-hands-on-malaysia-price-specs/
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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra hands-on: Bigger 5,000mAh battery, brighter display and thinner than before #featured #firstimpressions #mobile #news #samsung #samsunggalaxyzfold8 #samsunggalaxyzfold8ultra #samsungmobile #smartphones #tech
https://soyacincau.com/2026/07/22/samsung-galaxy-z-fold-8-ultra-hands-on-malaysia-price-specs/
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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra hands-on: Bigger 5,000mAh battery, brighter display and thinner than before #featured #firstimpressions #mobile #news #samsung #samsunggalaxyzfold8 #samsunggalaxyzfold8ultra #samsungmobile #smartphones #tech
https://soyacincau.com/2026/07/22/samsung-galaxy-z-fold-8-ultra-hands-on-malaysia-price-specs/
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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 hands-on: This is the Fold we’ve been waiting for, with one catch #galaxyunpacked #mobile #news #samsung #samsunggalaxyunpacked #samsunggalaxyzfold8 #samsungmalaysia #samsungmobile #smartphones #tech
https://soyacincau.com/2026/07/22/samsung-galaxy-z-fold-8-hands-on-malaysia-price/
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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 hands-on: This is the Fold we’ve been waiting for, with one catch #galaxyunpacked #mobile #news #samsung #samsunggalaxyunpacked #samsunggalaxyzfold8 #samsungmalaysia #samsungmobile #smartphones #tech
https://soyacincau.com/2026/07/22/samsung-galaxy-z-fold-8-hands-on-malaysia-price/
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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 hands-on: This is the Fold we’ve been waiting for, with one catch #galaxyunpacked #mobile #news #samsung #samsunggalaxyunpacked #samsunggalaxyzfold8 #samsungmalaysia #samsungmobile #smartphones #tech
https://soyacincau.com/2026/07/22/samsung-galaxy-z-fold-8-hands-on-malaysia-price/
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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 hands-on: This is the Fold we’ve been waiting for, with one catch #galaxyunpacked #mobile #news #samsung #samsunggalaxyunpacked #samsunggalaxyzfold8 #samsungmalaysia #samsungmobile #smartphones #tech
https://soyacincau.com/2026/07/22/samsung-galaxy-z-fold-8-hands-on-malaysia-price/
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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8, Z Fold 8 Ultra and Z Flip 8 Official Malaysia Pricing and Pre-order details #mobile #news #samsung #samsunggalaxyzflip8 #samsunggalaxyzfold8 #samsunggalaxyzfold8ultra #samsungmobile #smartphones #tech
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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8, Z Fold 8 Ultra and Z Flip 8 Official Malaysia Pricing and Pre-order details #mobile #news #samsung #samsunggalaxyzflip8 #samsunggalaxyzfold8 #samsunggalaxyzfold8ultra #samsungmobile #smartphones #tech
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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8, Z Fold 8 Ultra and Z Flip 8 Official Malaysia Pricing and Pre-order details #mobile #news #samsung #samsunggalaxyzflip8 #samsunggalaxyzfold8 #samsunggalaxyzfold8ultra #samsungmobile #smartphones #tech
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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8, Z Fold 8 Ultra and Z Flip 8 Official Malaysia Pricing and Pre-order details #mobile #news #samsung #samsunggalaxyzflip8 #samsunggalaxyzfold8 #samsunggalaxyzfold8ultra #samsungmobile #smartphones #tech
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Samsung SGH-D900
(2006)Often referred to as the "Ultra Edition 12.9" because of its record-breaking thickness at the time. This device was a defining moment in the mid-2000s, proving that manufacturers didn't need to sacrifice features to achieve a super-slim profile. It wasn't just a phone; it was a fashion statement for the corporate elite.
Technical Specifications:
Display: 2.1" TFT (240 x 320 pixels, 262k colors)
Memory: 60 MB internal storage, microSD card slot for expansion
Camera: 3.15 MP primary lens with LED flash, autofocus, and decent low-light performance for 2006
Connectivity: Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP, USB 2.0, and unique TV-out functionality (allowing users to display photos directly on a television)
Battery: 800 mAh Lithium-Ion
Dimensions: 103.5 x 51 x 12.9 mm
Weight: Super-light 93 gramsThe core appeal of the D900 was its sheer refinement. Samsung engineered the "Ultra Edition" series to combat the bulk of early smartphones. The slider action was precise, the materials felt premium to the touch, and the user interface was clean and business-focused. It set a new benchmark for how pocketable a high-end device could be. For many, this was the moment Samsung truly became the design leader of the mobile industry, challenging the dominance of the Nokia Eseries and the Motorola RAZR. It stands as a pinnacle of the slider-phone era, representing the perfect balance between style, build quality, and essential multimedia features.
#SamsungD900 #UltraEdition #SamsungMobile #RetroTech #VintageMobile #00sTech #SliderPhone #1EYEReview
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Samsung SGH-D900
(2006)Often referred to as the "Ultra Edition 12.9" because of its record-breaking thickness at the time. This device was a defining moment in the mid-2000s, proving that manufacturers didn't need to sacrifice features to achieve a super-slim profile. It wasn't just a phone; it was a fashion statement for the corporate elite.
Technical Specifications:
Display: 2.1" TFT (240 x 320 pixels, 262k colors)
Memory: 60 MB internal storage, microSD card slot for expansion
Camera: 3.15 MP primary lens with LED flash, autofocus, and decent low-light performance for 2006
Connectivity: Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP, USB 2.0, and unique TV-out functionality (allowing users to display photos directly on a television)
Battery: 800 mAh Lithium-Ion
Dimensions: 103.5 x 51 x 12.9 mm
Weight: Super-light 93 gramsThe core appeal of the D900 was its sheer refinement. Samsung engineered the "Ultra Edition" series to combat the bulk of early smartphones. The slider action was precise, the materials felt premium to the touch, and the user interface was clean and business-focused. It set a new benchmark for how pocketable a high-end device could be. For many, this was the moment Samsung truly became the design leader of the mobile industry, challenging the dominance of the Nokia Eseries and the Motorola RAZR. It stands as a pinnacle of the slider-phone era, representing the perfect balance between style, build quality, and essential multimedia features.
#SamsungD900 #UltraEdition #SamsungMobile #RetroTech #VintageMobile #00sTech #SliderPhone #1EYEReview
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Samsung SGH-D900
(2006)Often referred to as the "Ultra Edition 12.9" because of its record-breaking thickness at the time. This device was a defining moment in the mid-2000s, proving that manufacturers didn't need to sacrifice features to achieve a super-slim profile. It wasn't just a phone; it was a fashion statement for the corporate elite.
Technical Specifications:
Display: 2.1" TFT (240 x 320 pixels, 262k colors)
Memory: 60 MB internal storage, microSD card slot for expansion
Camera: 3.15 MP primary lens with LED flash, autofocus, and decent low-light performance for 2006
Connectivity: Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP, USB 2.0, and unique TV-out functionality (allowing users to display photos directly on a television)
Battery: 800 mAh Lithium-Ion
Dimensions: 103.5 x 51 x 12.9 mm
Weight: Super-light 93 gramsThe core appeal of the D900 was its sheer refinement. Samsung engineered the "Ultra Edition" series to combat the bulk of early smartphones. The slider action was precise, the materials felt premium to the touch, and the user interface was clean and business-focused. It set a new benchmark for how pocketable a high-end device could be. For many, this was the moment Samsung truly became the design leader of the mobile industry, challenging the dominance of the Nokia Eseries and the Motorola RAZR. It stands as a pinnacle of the slider-phone era, representing the perfect balance between style, build quality, and essential multimedia features.
#SamsungD900 #UltraEdition #SamsungMobile #RetroTech #VintageMobile #00sTech #SliderPhone #1EYEReview
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Samsung SGH-D900
(2006)Often referred to as the "Ultra Edition 12.9" because of its record-breaking thickness at the time. This device was a defining moment in the mid-2000s, proving that manufacturers didn't need to sacrifice features to achieve a super-slim profile. It wasn't just a phone; it was a fashion statement for the corporate elite.
Technical Specifications:
Display: 2.1" TFT (240 x 320 pixels, 262k colors)
Memory: 60 MB internal storage, microSD card slot for expansion
Camera: 3.15 MP primary lens with LED flash, autofocus, and decent low-light performance for 2006
Connectivity: Bluetooth 2.0 with A2DP, USB 2.0, and unique TV-out functionality (allowing users to display photos directly on a television)
Battery: 800 mAh Lithium-Ion
Dimensions: 103.5 x 51 x 12.9 mm
Weight: Super-light 93 gramsThe core appeal of the D900 was its sheer refinement. Samsung engineered the "Ultra Edition" series to combat the bulk of early smartphones. The slider action was precise, the materials felt premium to the touch, and the user interface was clean and business-focused. It set a new benchmark for how pocketable a high-end device could be. For many, this was the moment Samsung truly became the design leader of the mobile industry, challenging the dominance of the Nokia Eseries and the Motorola RAZR. It stands as a pinnacle of the slider-phone era, representing the perfect balance between style, build quality, and essential multimedia features.
#SamsungD900 #UltraEdition #SamsungMobile #RetroTech #VintageMobile #00sTech #SliderPhone #1EYEReview
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"If you have a samsung phone you can now isolate audio in twitch streams"
https://www.reddit.com/r/Twitch/comments/1tvp9y7/if_you_have_a_samsung_phone_you_can_now_isolate/
#reddit #redditpost #samsung #twitch #twitchapp #samsungsettings #apps #mobile #samsungmobile #samsungfeature #tech #techfeature #phones #audiosetting #samsungaudio #isolateaudio #audioisolation
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https://www.europesays.com/ro/197569/ Dezamăgire din nou la Samsung, mult aşteptatul procesor Exynos 2700 pe 2nm are rezultate sub aşteptări şi este prea scump #Exynos #Exynos2700 #QualcommSnapdragon8EliteGen6 #RO #Română #Romania #Romanian #SamsungFoundry #SamsungGalaxyS27 #SamsungMobile #Technology #tehnologie
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https://www.europesays.com/ro/138801/ Samsung renunţă la display-urile OLED in-house şi comandă altele mai ieftine din China (le vom regăsi şi pe Samsung Galaxy A57 sau Galaxy S26 FE) #CSOT #DisplayOLED #OLED #RO #Română #Romania #Romanian #samsung #SamsungDisplay #SamsungGalaxyA57 #SamsungGalaxyS26FE #SamsungMobile #TCL #Technology #tehnologie
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✨ ¿Listo para los Galaxy A37 y A57? Aquí tienes precios, fecha de lanzamiento y características confirmadas 📊
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✨ ¿Listo para los Galaxy A37 y A57? Aquí tienes precios, fecha de lanzamiento y características confirmadas 📊
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✨ ¿Listo para los Galaxy A37 y A57? Aquí tienes precios, fecha de lanzamiento y características confirmadas 📊
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Samsung beats Amazon and Apple prices with £11 Galaxy mobile deal
https://web.brid.gy/r/https://www.mirror.co.uk/tech/samsung-galaxy-s25-amazon-apple-36550729
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Samsung beats Amazon and Apple prices with £11 Galaxy mobile deal
https://web.brid.gy/r/https://www.mirror.co.uk/tech/samsung-galaxy-s25-amazon-apple-36550729
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Samsung beats Amazon and Apple prices with £11 Galaxy mobile deal
https://web.brid.gy/r/https://www.mirror.co.uk/tech/samsung-galaxy-s25-amazon-apple-36550729
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Samsung beats Amazon and Apple prices with £11 Galaxy mobile deal
https://web.brid.gy/r/https://www.mirror.co.uk/tech/samsung-galaxy-s25-amazon-apple-36550729
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Samsung beats Amazon and Apple prices with £11 Galaxy mobile deal
https://web.brid.gy/r/https://www.mirror.co.uk/tech/samsung-galaxy-s25-amazon-apple-36550729
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Filtraciones del Galaxy S26 vs S25: lo que cambia (y lo que no) 😲⚡
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Filtraciones del Galaxy S26 vs S25: lo que cambia (y lo que no) 😲⚡
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Fresh renders of Samsung's upcoming Galaxy A17 have leaked 📱 revealing a familiar design with potential camera upgrades and performance improvements. Will this mid-range device pack enough features to stand out? Read the full article to discover what's new and when it might launch ⌚
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Samsung's next foldable innovation is coming 📱 TM Roh confirms they're perfecting a tri-fold smartphone design, set to debut by year-end. Will this new form factor revolutionize mobile tech? 🤔 Read more about Samsung's ambitious plans and what we know so far:
#Samsung #GalaxyGFold #Foldables #SamsungMobile #TechNews
https://true-tech.net/samsung-tri-fold-smartphone-2025-release/
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Samsung has released a teaser for an upcoming foldable phone, dubbed “Ultra.” Though technical details are scarce, hints include a larger screen, improved camera (possibly up to 200 MP), and a July launch for its “Ultra” version of the Z Fold 7.
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Samsung has released a teaser for an upcoming foldable phone, dubbed “Ultra.” Though technical details are scarce, hints include a larger screen, improved camera (possibly up to 200 MP), and a July launch for its “Ultra” version of the Z Fold 7.
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Samsung has released a teaser for an upcoming foldable phone, dubbed “Ultra.” Though technical details are scarce, hints include a larger screen, improved camera (possibly up to 200 MP), and a July launch for its “Ultra” version of the Z Fold 7.
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Samsung has released a teaser for an upcoming foldable phone, dubbed “Ultra.” Though technical details are scarce, hints include a larger screen, improved camera (possibly up to 200 MP), and a July launch for its “Ultra” version of the Z Fold 7.
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Samsung's ultra-thin Galaxy S25 Edge comes with an interesting trade-off 📱 Is the sleek 6mm design worth the battery compromise? Read the full article to explore the specs, price, and what this means for daily usage ⚡
#Samsung #GalaxyS25Edge #GalaxyS25 #SamsungMobile #AndroidNews
https://true-tech.net/samsung-galaxy-s25-edge-battery-certification/
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@torgo @nikclayton @deadsuperhero Just witnessed the #AppCloud shitload on a relative's #Samsung phone, shortly after an OS update. Despite telling it not to install any of the shitty apps (Monopoly Go, Candy Crush Saga, Coin Master, Solitaire, Pinterest and Temu), #AppCloud installed them anyway. :fire_angry:
The über-shitty AppCloud application cannot be uninstalled; the only things one can do, AFAICS, is force it to stop, clear its cache and revoke its background download permissions (also reset it to the factory version, although I don't know if this is of any use). This, until the next OS update, I fear. Of course, it uses mobile data to download the crappy apps you said you don't want.
This undermines the little trust still tried to hold in Samsung—I am now aware of the terrible lag they generally have regarding OS security updates. How can I consider my elderly relatives safe with such a kind of built-in, unremovable crap installed by the very phone manufacturer? I hope Samsung will lose a lot of clients.
P.S.: contrary to some people on Reddit, I kept the notifications enabled for AppCloud after forcing it to stop, because I do want the phone “owner” to be notified in case it again sneakily installs stuff behind their back.
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@torgo @nikclayton @deadsuperhero Just witnessed the #AppCloud shitload on a relative's #Samsung phone, shortly after an OS update. Despite telling it not to install any of the shitty apps (Monopoly Go, Candy Crush Saga, Coin Master, Solitaire, Pinterest and Temu), #AppCloud installed them anyway. :fire_angry:
The über-shitty AppCloud application cannot be uninstalled; the only things one can do, AFAICS, is force it to stop, clear its cache and revoke its background download permissions (also reset it to the factory version, although I don't know if this is of any use). This, until the next OS update, I fear. Of course, it uses mobile data to download the crappy apps you said you don't want.
This undermines the little trust still tried to hold in Samsung—I am now aware of the terrible lag they generally have regarding OS security updates. How can I consider my elderly relatives safe with such a kind of built-in, unremovable crap installed by the very phone manufacturer? I hope Samsung will lose a lot of clients.
P.S.: contrary to some people on Reddit, I kept the notifications enabled for AppCloud after forcing it to stop, because I do want the phone “owner” to be notified in case it again sneakily installs stuff behind their back.
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@torgo @nikclayton @deadsuperhero Just witnessed the #AppCloud shitload on a relative's #Samsung phone, shortly after an OS update. Despite telling it not to install any of the shitty apps (Monopoly Go, Candy Crush Saga, Coin Master, Solitaire, Pinterest and Temu), #AppCloud installed them anyway. :fire_angry:
The über-shitty AppCloud application cannot be uninstalled; the only things one can do, AFAICS, is force it to stop, clear its cache and revoke its background download permissions (also reset it to the factory version, although I don't know if this is of any use). This, until the next OS update, I fear. Of course, it uses mobile data to download the crappy apps you said you don't want.
This undermines the little trust still tried to hold in Samsung—I am now aware of the terrible lag they generally have regarding OS security updates. How can I consider my elderly relatives safe with such a kind of built-in, unremovable crap installed by the very phone manufacturer? I hope Samsung will lose a lot of clients.
P.S.: contrary to some people on Reddit, I kept the notifications enabled for AppCloud after forcing it to stop, because I do want the phone “owner” to be notified in case it again sneakily installs stuff behind their back.
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@torgo @nikclayton @deadsuperhero Just witnessed the #AppCloud shitload on a relative's #Samsung phone, shortly after an OS update. Despite telling it not to install any of the shitty apps (Monopoly Go, Candy Crush Saga, Coin Master, Solitaire, Pinterest and Temu), #AppCloud installed them anyway. :fire_angry:
The über-shitty AppCloud application cannot be uninstalled; the only things one can do, AFAICS, is force it to stop, clear its cache and revoke its background download permissions (also reset it to the factory version, although I don't know if this is of any use). This, until the next OS update, I fear. Of course, it uses mobile data to download the crappy apps you said you don't want.
This undermines the little trust still tried to hold in Samsung—I am now aware of the terrible lag they generally have regarding OS security updates. How can I consider my elderly relatives safe with such a kind of built-in, unremovable crap installed by the very phone manufacturer? I hope Samsung will lose a lot of clients.
P.S.: contrary to some people on Reddit, I kept the notifications enabled for AppCloud after forcing it to stop, because I do want the phone “owner” to be notified in case it again sneakily installs stuff behind their back.
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@torgo @nikclayton @deadsuperhero Just witnessed the #AppCloud shitload on a relative's #Samsung phone, shortly after an OS update. Despite telling it not to install any of the shitty apps (Monopoly Go, Candy Crush Saga, Coin Master, Solitaire, Pinterest and Temu), #AppCloud installed them anyway. :fire_angry:
The über-shitty AppCloud application cannot be uninstalled; the only things one can do, AFAICS, is force it to stop, clear its cache and revoke its background download permissions (also reset it to the factory version, although I don't know if this is of any use). This, until the next OS update, I fear. Of course, it uses mobile data to download the crappy apps you said you don't want.
This undermines the little trust still tried to hold in Samsung—I am now aware of the terrible lag they generally have regarding OS security updates. How can I consider my elderly relatives safe with such a kind of built-in, unremovable crap installed by the very phone manufacturer? I hope Samsung will lose a lot of clients.
P.S.: contrary to some people on Reddit, I kept the notifications enabled for AppCloud after forcing it to stop, because I do want the phone “owner” to be notified in case it again sneakily installs stuff behind their back.
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My Samsung mobile just created a story using my pictures without my involvement nor consent. It may look like a small thing, but I _really don't_ like my devices doing things without my control. I checked my settings, and every toggle for functions like these are on 'off' - meaning I have to go toggle mining to prevent this from happening in future. There's no way to send feedback to them without logging into an account, so this is my screaming into cyperspace instead.
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My Samsung mobile just created a story using my pictures without my involvement nor consent. It may look like a small thing, but I _really don't_ like my devices doing things without my control. I checked my settings, and every toggle for functions like these are on 'off' - meaning I have to go toggle mining to prevent this from happening in future. There's no way to send feedback to them without logging into an account, so this is my screaming into cyperspace instead.
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My Samsung mobile just created a story using my pictures without my involvement nor consent. It may look like a small thing, but I _really don't_ like my devices doing things without my control. I checked my settings, and every toggle for functions like these are on 'off' - meaning I have to go toggle mining to prevent this from happening in future. There's no way to send feedback to them without logging into an account, so this is my screaming into cyperspace instead.
