The portal DSL.sk looked at the teeth of the new update, which is available for the almost two-year-old Samsung Galaxy S3. Some would expect that this is a system update to Android 4.4 KitKat, the entire update should not be nearly 50 MB. So the mysterious update brings several applications that at first glance could appear as malware/spyware installed on the smartphone by unintentionally downloading a virus, but everything is planned by Samsung and 3 controversial applications (SkyCash, Rzeczpospolita and eKiosk) are allegedly intended primarily for the Polish market.
But what does the Polish market have in common with the Czech and Slovak markets? Galaxy With III? The answer is simple, a lot of domestic sellers used Polish distribution, and that's how these smartphones got on the market in our country, but complaints about this update are reported as far away as Italy. The update does not only bring these 3 applications, it also includes the installation of the Google Drive cloud service. If users of the Skycash application, Rzeczpospolita and eKiosk are bothering with frequent updates, he is unfortunately unlucky, because these are integrated applications that cannot be uninstalled, so the only option is to disable them in the settings or possibly even root the device, but this creates a risk of losing the warranty.
*Source: DSL.sk
