In recent years, we have been able to convince ourselves that desktop PCs are definitely not the only platform where you need to beware of hackers, viruses and all such vermin. This is also confirmed by recent scandals such as The Fappening and The Snappening, after which internet security began to be addressed again all over the world, and Samsung seems to be responding to this as well. He will send his new one to stores on April 10 Galaxy S6, which according to the latest information will have a built-in antivirus, unlike its predecessors.
Samsung, whose KNOX security system is an unprecedented success in the business sector, announced at MWC 2015 that it has started cooperation with Intel Security. Thanks to this, all Galaxy S6 owners will have a Galaxy S6 edge pre-installed McAfee VirusScan application, while its use will be completely free. This will then protect the device from various malware, viruses or hacker attacks, which have been literally swarming recently.
Samsung probably decided to do this mainly for the sake of the new Samsung Pay service, in order to give customers the necessary protection when using it. In addition, the pre-installed antivirus is a great step into the future, the South Korean manufacturer has been focusing a lot on mobile payments recently and there is no doubt that it will continue. And what's more, it threatens at the same time iOS a Android device a threat called "FREAK" (Factoring attack on RSA-Export Keys) and while Apple will soon release a security update, Androidu it could still take a while and McAfee pro Galaxy So the S6 comes at the most opportune moment.
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