The most unflattering photo in your phone could be sent to any one of your contacts without permission thanks to a new Samsung bug.
It has infected a number of phones, including the Galaxy Note 8 and the Galaxy S9.
In one case a user says his entire photo gallery was sent to his girlfriend’s phone in one night.
Many users with the issue say they use T-Mobile, and believe it might have to do with the carrier’s recent messaging update. But T-Mobile says it’s a Samsung problem.
Experts suggest switching to android messages for now until the problem is fixed.
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