Review on Samsung Galaxy S9 G965F (International Version) by Putri Cantika ᠌

The product as a whole is of very high quality and sophisticated technological standards. It is not adequate for the purpose of keeping and sending information to which an unauthorized third party should not have access. Pros: 1. Sound coming from the speakers as well as the 3.5 mm mini-jack 2. The data transfer rate between a computer and a USB3.0/Type-C cable is less than 250 megabytes per second. That is to say, the process of transferring "large" data now takes much less time (for example, a 4K 10bit HEVC movie) 3. Allow for charging via wireless means. 4. A dedicated app store of your own. 5. Performance that leaves room for growth in the years to come. 6. Under normal conditions of use, it does not become extremely hot (video, light gaming) 7. The ability to record video using the most recent version of the HEVC compression format. 8. The device's weight instills confidence and demonstrates that the manufacturer did not skimp on the materials when creating this "brick," as the weight suggests that the manufacturer did. 9. An assortment of each and every conceivable accessory. 10. The capacity to wipe out all of the user's personal information stored on the phone in a matter of seconds, even if the user has forgotten their password, fingerprint, or retinal scan, all without having to physically destroy the device. Having certain negative aspects 1. Samsung Knox is not a safe encrypted environment that can protect sensitive personal and, heaven forbid, business information due to the following reasons: 1.1 Every single decryption key is saved to the server, which is then sent to the manufacturer. 1.2 The user can make a request to have the protected content copied to the server, where it will then be sent to the manufacturer. 2. The regular Email application consolidates all of the information about connections and detailed data exchange from Microsoft Exchange onto its own server, where it is stored for a period of five years. 3. The display does not convey a white color that is true to nature. 4. The flickering on the display is very noticeable, particularly when the brightness is turned down. 5. Since the percentage of battery capacity is not tied to the battery voltage but rather to the weather on the moon, the manufacturer is able to conceal the mechanisms that govern the actual power consumption. 6. When the camera is set to automatic mode, the brightness is inflated, and details in selfies are blurred. 7. The included data cable only supports the USB 2.0 standard.