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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.
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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