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Samsung is tipped to add security chips to Galaxy phones and begin its crackdown on fake battery replacements

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Authentication chips would ensure your Galaxy phone battery is safe and genuine, but Samsung has yet to comment.

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Samsung seems to be following in Apple’s footsteps in the way it manages its device ecosystem. New information suggests that the South Korean company is considering integrating special security chips into the batteries of future Galaxy smartphones, in order to confirm that the parts used are authentic. According to a report by the South Korean […]

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Samsung is reportedly planning to integrate security chips into the batteries of approximately 50 million Galaxy smartphones starting next year, in order to prevent counterfeit components and mitigate the risk of fire and explosion.

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Samsung apparently wants to start equipping the batteries of its smartphones with a kind of security chip in order to prevent the use of inferior imitation products during repairs. The start is supposedly made on cheaper devices. (Continue reading)

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Tech Radar broke the news in Bath, United Kingdom on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.
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