Samsung ha iniziato la distribuzione della patch di correzione di una falla scoperta di recente, che sarebbe presente in diversi modelli prodotti della società coreana.
Il bug permetteva a del codice maligno (tramite link, SMS, NFC o QR-Code) di formattare contro la volontà dell’utente i dispositivi Android con interfaccia TouchWiz, sviluppato dalla società sudcoreana.
Samsung invierà la patch via OTA (“Over The Air” comunicazione a distanza) ai dispositivi nei prossimi giorni, ma finora solo il Galaxy S3 è in fase di aggiornamento.
Anche se pare che S3 fosse immune al problema, sembra che Samsung non voglia rischiare che il suo prodotto di punta soffra di questo tipo di errore.
I know that and tried it 2 times more. The thing is I see dupe entries in My aatiicpplon manager after successful installation and those regards PIPS and C++ only. I repeat, I’m more then sure it’s not your fine piece of software but an odd combo of custom built FW and maybe some more apps I have.I have no QT components installed on my phone and if it weren’t for all deal of reinstalling all my phone from the scratch, I would gladly reflash mine to an official JA1 Italian release just to try it out, AFAIK, latest official Italian FW release imposes only 18MB of free space on C drive so I simply can’t accept it.I’m not saying you did a fine job, I’m just pointing out there might be something else like localizations to consider as my custom FW is built on another region version but ports only English. Maybe I’m all wrong in assuming so, but I had QT errors all over the phone ever since I tried to install QT or anything QT related.It’s almost meaningless to say I restored my phone to factory settigns and defaults more then once in all my tries and fails to gain working QT apps.I think I’m one of those isolated cases where nothing could be done, so take my post as friendly and informative only so others might gain some conclusions from it.Thanks for your fast reply Woflgang :0