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A bug affecting the latest Samsung Phones has been sending out users photos to random contacts through its default texting app. According to complaints aired on reddit and Samsung's  official forums  the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 and the latest Samsung Galaxy S-series phones ranging from the S7 to S9+ are the ones which have been affected. Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9+ Users say their phones show no evidence of sending out the photos and are only made aware when the recipient informs them about it. One user on reddit  wrote that his phone had sent his whole photo gallery while he slept to a contact who luckily is his girlfriend. It is still unclear what exactly is causing the random sharing which is ranging from a single photo to a whole gallery, but it seems to be caused by Samsung's latest texting app update which attempts to modernise SMS. The affected users have revealed that they recently received an update to their texting app known as Rich Communication Servic...

An exploded phone while charging  Have you heard about the Samsung Galaxy Note 7? Yep! The grenade phone - infamous for it's literally explosive nature. And I guess you have surfed the net trying to understand what exactly caused it to explode. Samsung say it was exploding because the battery didn't fit well. And of course they promised that it will never happen again . We don't know if that's true. Samsung Galaxy Note 7 But have you ever wondered why other mobile phones also explode - especially those running on  Android ? I have read through a number of blogs that have explained the reason behind it but for most of them I had to use a dictionary or have an extra tab open for me to google exactly what they were saying because it's just has too much technical language. But today I stumbled onto a security company which explains it in way simpler terms and according to them, this is what causes a phone to explode: WHAT MAKES AN ANDROID PHONE EXPLO...

Have you been blocked on Whatsapp? Here's how to unblock yourself   Step 1: Write down your blocker’s phone number If you have the contact that blocked you saved on your phone, write it down somewhere and delete it from your phone . Step 2: Back up your chats I believe you already know how to back up your WhatsApp chat (both messages and media files). Well, if you don’t then here is a quick guide to creating a Google Drive backup: ✔️ Open WhatsApp. Go to Menu Button > Settings > Chats > Chat backup. ✔️ Tap Back up to Google Drive and set up the backup frequency to your liking. ✔️ You will be prompted to select a Google account that you will back up your chat history to.  If you do not have a Google account, tap Add account when prompted. Please remember the Google account you are using for the backup. ✔️ Tap Back up over to choose the network you wish to use for backup. Please note that backing up over ce...