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Samsung Patched 176 App Flaws. Your Galaxy Still Has One Job

One hundred and seventy-six vulnerabilities sounds like your Galaxy phone is on fire. Security firm Oversecured says it found 176 vulnerabilities across Samsung preinstalled applications during three years of research.

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