fiasco Galaxy Note 7 has left the South Korean company, which is set to release the Galaxy S8 in a short time, concerned about leaks. Unfortunately, Samsung has been facing some privacy issues lately.
Recently, a personal email from Koh Dong-Jin to his employees was leaked, expressing his regret over the attempts to breach the company's data by unauthorized individuals. The company has already experienced a similar experience in the past which proved fatal for its business activities. Obviously, the published email proves that the company still has clear shortcomings in the field of online security and must focus on avoiding data breaches and respecting the confidentiality and privacy of its employees. Especially now that the much-discussed Galaxy S8 is scheduled to be released, which is coming to regain consumer confidence, speculation against the giant is at high levels.
According to a report, Samsung has been conducting an investigation to determine the cause of the burning devices that caused serious physical injuries to its consumers. This investigation has been completed and its findings have been transferred to external laboratories (such as the Korea Testing Laboratory and UL) for verification of the results.
Meanwhile, rumors about the new Galaxy S8 are rife, with the latest claiming that the fingerprint scanner will be on the back of the device. In addition, the smartphone will likely feature a 5.7-inch flat display, USB Type-C port, and Exynos 9.
