Its not possible to hack a Samsung phone

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That title is a bit too absolute for my taste. Saying a Samsung phone “can’t be hacked” doesn’t really match how security works in the real world. Any device with software can potentially be compromised if the conditions are right, whether it’s through phishing, malicious apps, zero-day bugs, or user mistakes. It’s usually not about “can or can’t,” but more about how difficult it is.

What’s more realistic is that modern Samsung phones are pretty well protected compared to older Android devices, especially with features like Knox and regular security patches. But “impossible” is a stretch.

It’s kind of like how enterprise systems work with Juniper networking devices. Even in highly secure network environments, the focus isn’t on being unhackable, but on layered security, monitoring, and reducing attack surfaces. Nothing connected is ever truly 100% immune, just better defended.

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I think saying it's impossible to hack a Samsung phone is a bit too absolute. Modern Samsung devices have strong security features, but no connected device is completely immune to vulnerabilities. Security often depends on software updates, user behavior, and emerging threats. It reminds me of network infrastructure where even reliable lan wan modules can become a weak point if they are misconfigured or not properly maintained. In both cases, good security practices reduce risk, but claiming something is impossible to hack can create a false sense of confidence.

Security on devices is improving everywhere so is the sophistication of the criminal mind.

Progress dictates that a deliberate technical problem will undoubtedly have a deliberate technical solution...Nothing criminal about it..."Criminal" is an abstract philosophical differentiation between one thing and another.

Hacking a phone is criminal behaviour.

If you are charged with federal hacking crimes under 18 U.S.C. § 1030, you could face up to a year in federal prison for lesser offenses, between 10-20 years for more serious offenses, and even life in prison if the hacking resulted in someone's death.

Thankfully I live in the UK.

Nonetheless, because phones therefore hacking.

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Phone hacking in Britain refers to a massive, multi-decade scandal where major British tabloids illegally intercepted the private voicemails of royals, celebrities, politicians, and ordinary citizens to secure exclusive news stories. The crisis fundamentally altered the landscape of British media and politics. It resulted in high-profile criminal convictions, the closure of a 168-year-old national newspaper, and a sweeping public inquiry. Over a billion pounds has been paid out by media groups to settle resulting civil claims.

Yes, it can be a big earner.

Is that why you live in the UK.

No  I just didn't emigrate.