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Samsung Galaxy S6 and S6 edge get certified for official use in the UK Comments

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  • AnonD-430784
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  • 17 Aug 2015

Certificates define the quality of the product. Certifications authorities are made so that the products manufactured comply to global/ geographic standards. Though all of them not necessary few global standards are mandatory such as ROHS, CE, FCC... etc. They are required for public safety ( Health, security, privacy....) and compliance to global communication standards.

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    • AnonD-335213
    • vxk
    • 20 Jul 2015

    "Your comment was saved to the DB.

    It will be published when it is approved by a moderator.
    Please, do not repost your comment!"

    fingers cross... I did not by-all-means, say any fowl language in my comment... and yet, I got this moderation once-again...

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      • AnonD-335213
      • vxk
      • 20 Jul 2015

      AnonD-72574, 18 Jul 2015"Samsung boasts that it is the first mobile handset maker to receive such a certification... moreYou know what new and improved GSM-Arena team, heheheheh sarcasm: you should immediately delete this very deceitful comment!: "Are you having a laugh? CESG was giving such a certification to iPhones each year since iOS6 was released! Since 2012!" Apple was never, ever mentioned in the Communications-Electronics Security Group (CESG) website http://www.cesg.gov.uk/servicecatalogue/Product-Assurance/CPA/Pages/Certified-products.aspx run by the Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) http://www.gchq.gov.uk/Pages/homepage.aspx in the UK! Or perhaps, you are still waiting that someone, will somehow get to some kind a confuse, then ultimately decide to buy an iPhone, believing that CESG as this comment says, also certifying Apple like Samsung got, through the Galaxy S6, and the Galaxy S6-Edge!

      You!, are a deceiver!; fabricator!; fibber!; prevaricator!; liar!!

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        • AnonD-335213
        • vxk
        • 20 Jul 2015

        AnonD-392500, 18 Jul 2015Who cares about this certificate. Most people don't need this. This is just a marketing gimmic... more"Who cares about this certificate. Most people don't need this. This is just a marketing gimmick which samsung excels. Some easy people fall on this. But I don't."

        "Your comment was not accepted.

        Reason: Empty opinion field."

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          • AnonD-335213
          • vxk
          • 19 Jul 2015

          AnonD-72574, 18 Jul 2015"Samsung boasts that it is the first mobile handset maker to receive such a certification... moreAre you certain for this info and not just simply trolling? If so, post your evidence please!

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            • AnonD-335213
            • vxk
            • 19 Jul 2015

            AnonD-89109, 18 Jul 2015Uh, the Samsung haters are just keep getting to have even more awful time for them. Pity to them.sure indeed!

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              • Anonymous
              • LE{
              • 19 Jul 2015

              chris, 18 Jul 2015then how did blackberry have such certification and uses govt bodies was earlier with micro sd... moreRemember that requirements have changed since now it is easier for someone with enough knowledge to hack devices to actually do it. So now diff requirements are needed

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                • chris
                • XNt
                • 18 Jul 2015

                AnonD-65788, 17 Jul 2015People who complain about no SD card should know that such certification is impossible for a p... morethen how did blackberry have such certification and uses govt bodies was earlier with micro sd card .. get a life

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                  • HappyMorow
                  • IVN
                  • 18 Jul 2015

                  AnonD-72574, 18 Jul 2015"Samsung boasts that it is the first mobile handset maker to receive such a certification... moreuh huh. yea. get your facts right. http://www.cesg.gov.uk/servicecatalogue/Product-Assurance/CPA/Pages/Certified-products.aspx

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                    • Anonymous
                    • uv6
                    • 18 Jul 2015

                    AnonD-392500, 18 Jul 2015Who cares about this certificate. Most people don't need this. This is just a marketing gimmic... moreLimit of hatred.. Everyone care that apple got a fingerprint scanner.. You do not care about mobile security?? Lol...
                    You mean to say samsung has bribed UK to make samsung galaxy s6 and edge authenticated for govt. use and they are ready to put their security at risk?? #LimitOfBashingABrand

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                      • AnonD-392500
                      • sS0
                      • 18 Jul 2015

                      AnonD-65788, 17 Jul 2015People who complain about no SD card should know that such certification is impossible for a p... moreWho cares about this certificate. Most people don't need this. This is just a marketing gimmick which samsung excels. Some easy people fall on this. But I don't.

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                        • AnonD-72574
                        • sXP
                        • 18 Jul 2015

                        "Samsung boasts that it is the first mobile handset maker to receive such a certification from this UK-based authority."

                        Are you having a laugh? CESG was giving such a certification to iPhones each year since iOS6 was released! Since 2012!

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                          • AnonD-89109
                          • ute
                          • 18 Jul 2015

                          Uh, the Samsung haters are just keep getting to have even more awful time for them. Pity to them.

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                            • AnonD-276592
                            • vp1
                            • 18 Jul 2015

                            The Jurassic World facilities also use S6.

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                              • maxi932
                              • pJB
                              • 18 Jul 2015

                              oh well done SAMSUNG for getting even deeper in the anti developers list from now on. Due to KNOX I skipped buying the galaxy s5 and s6 because they are not developers friendly devices but good for the general public.

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                                • AnonD-70078
                                • mx}
                                • 18 Jul 2015

                                Who cares. Bring on Cortana, she's briliant

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                                  • Anonymous
                                  • YTE
                                  • 18 Jul 2015

                                  Samsung is happy to announce that its Galaxy S6 and S6 edge smartphones have had their encryption certified by the UK's Communications and Electronics Security Group. This is a government body that certifies devices for use by high-ranking people in the UK.

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                                    • Anonymous
                                    • YTE
                                    • 18 Jul 2015

                                    Samsung's latest flagships have both been approved for use at the "official" level, which means they are recommended devices for government and public sector organisations, including the police, local councils, hospitals, as well as government departments.

                                    Samsung boasts that it is the first mobile handset maker to receive such a certification from this UK-based authority. The CESG has conducted rigorous testing on the two devices, ensuring they meet a stringent set of security requirements.

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                                      • AnonD-212727
                                      • 7JS
                                      • 17 Jul 2015

                                      So Samsung now has Blackberry protection huh.. awesome!!

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                                        • AnonD-65788
                                        • Hkt
                                        • 17 Jul 2015

                                        People who complain about no SD card should know that such certification is impossible for a phone with external storage. Having finger print sensor makes you tension free about the security of your phone but having a SD card makes your personal data insecure. Nearly everyone of us keeps personal data in our phone like pics,videos or documents we will never like to share and memory card being the default storage puts a threat on the security of this data anyone having your phone can remove the SD card and get access to that data no matter your phone is fingerprint secured or what. It can be encrypted but how many of us really do that? It will be wrong to say that they keep personal data in internal storage only because all the data in your phone is actually personal.

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