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The data breach in question took place in late July when an unauthorized third party got access to Samsung’s US-based systems. The attacker stole personally identifiable information about some Samsung customers. The new report states that more than 3,000 customers were affected. Information accessed included the full name, contact, demographic information, date of birth, and product registration information, though it may vary for each customer. Samsung confirmed that Social Security numbers and payment details such as credit and debit card numbers weren’t accessed....

The June SMR (Security Maintenance Release) for the European Galaxy Z Flip units (model number SM-F700F) is rolling out with firmware version F700FXXU8GVF3. As Samsung mentioned in its monthly security bulletin earlier this month, the update will patch over 70 vulnerabilities. The majority of these flaws affected Android as a whole. But, some were exclusive to Galaxy smartphones and tablets. Google and Samsung labeled a handful of the issues to be of critical severity....

First reported by SamMobile, the September SMR (Security Maintenance Release) for the Galaxy A71 comes with firmware version A715FZHU8CVI4 in the aforementioned two markets. This build number suggests that the phone is getting something more than just the vulnerability fixes for this month. Unfortunately, Samsung has yet to reflect this release on its official update tracker. So we can’t confirm the precise changelog. Don’t be hopeful of major new features, though....

Just like the story mode available on WhatsApp, all Signal stories will stay up for 24 hours. At the end of the set time, the story will expire, and a user will be able to proceed to update their story at any time. This new feature according to Signal is one of the most sought-after among its users. Signal story, bringing a new way to connect among users just like its top messaging rival Signal story, bringing a new way to connect among users just like its top messaging rival...

The Nothing Phone 1 could be the best phone ever built, but it won’t make a splash in the US. It’s a market that is very saturated by Samsung and Apple already. Not to mention that if you’re not on a carrier, you’re not going to move many units. Let’s take a moment to explain why we believe this will be the case. Nothing isn’t the first company looking to take a piece out of Apple’s cake Nothing isn’t the first company looking to take a piece out of Apple’s cake...