Samsung seems to have made peace with the occasional product leaks that issue from within its convoluted and labyrinthine corporate structures. Even so, the scale, the size, and the sheer audacity of the recent channel leaks - which saw an unreleased Galaxy S26 Ultra fall into the hands of a tech YouTuber as reports emerge of a plethora of those unreleased units making their way on to shady online stores - remain unprecedented, even by Samsung's relatively lax standards. Troubling still, there were signs as early as one month back that something had gone terribly wrong within Samsung's mammoth distribution […]
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