Search Blog
Hit enter to search or ESC to close
Trending Now
AirAsia wins Platinum in travel category at Putra Brands Awards
- Get link
- Other Apps
Touch ‘n Go Wins Super Aspiring Brand Award in the Lifestyle Category at the Shopee Super Awards 2023
- Get link
- Other Apps
Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra 5G: The Best Smartphone To Buy
- Get link
- Other Apps
Brandon Chua
- Get link
- Other Apps
Reading Time
Labels
Security and privacy are issues that keep some of us awake at night. In this day and age, people, especially those who are born into a world of tech like Gen Z, are deeply conscious about how we use our data, or should we say, how others use our data… and what the consequences are if we don’t. You’ll be relieved to know that there are ways that you can take back control of your security and privacy without going off the grid and disappearing into legend like Bigfoot.
Boss of your own Permissions Manager
Have you ever talked about a product with a friend, only to see an ad for that exact product pop up on your phone later? Or walked by a street, then get an ad for a restaurant in that specific area? Then it’s time to crack down on your apps’ access to your data.
For that, you’ll want go to Permissions Manager on your Galaxy A series. As its name suggests, Permissions Manager is for you to be the boss of which apps get access to your camera, microphone, location, and other things. Choose whether you want to allow access all the time, only when using the app, ask every time, or deny.
You’re one in a million
Your Galaxy A series will also give you security suggestions, like strengthening your p@s$w0rD!!!!! or setting biometrics for screen lock. If you want to be absolutely sure that no one can access your smartphone, whether it’s a nosy friend or pickpocket, then biometrics is the strongest way to safeguard your Galaxy A series. You can choose fingerprint or facial rec, because you’re one in a million. No one else can get in but you, VIP!
Share with care
The Private Share feature on the Galaxy A series ensures that you can share files privately and prevent recipients from resharing by creating read-only versions and blocking screenshots. You can also set expiration dates for files. Use your weapons!
542, just for you
You can get 5 years of security updates, 4 times Android OS updates, and a 2-year warranty on the Galaxy A54 5G, Galaxy A34 5G and Galaxy A24. This means you will continue to get security patches, performance and stability improvements for a worry-free ownership experience. These upgrades keep your smartphone up to date with the latest security technology for much longer after their initial purchase, thus increasing their value as well.
Get awesome freebies when you purchase the Galaxy A24
From now until 30 June 2023, get free 1-Year Extended Warranty[1] worth RM99 and a free clear case[2] worth RM79 when you purchase the Galaxy A24.
Want a mid-range smartphone that gives you the closest thing to premium, minus the large price tag, then come meet the Galaxy A series today:
- Galaxy A54 5G: https://www.samsung.com/my/smartphones/galaxy-a/galaxy-a54-5g-green-256gb-sm-a546elgdxme
- Galaxy A34 5G: https://www.samsung.com/my/smartphones/galaxy-a/galaxy-a34-5g-silver-256gb-sm-a346ezsexme
- Galaxy A24: https://www.samsung.com/my/smartphones/galaxy-a/galaxy-a24-green-128gb-sm-a245flgwxme/
[1] Standard 1 Year + 1 Year extension of warranty. Samsung reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to change, modify, update, add, discontinue, remove, revise, delete or otherwise change any portions of the terms and conditions.
[2] SKU: EF-QA245CTEGWW. While stocks last. Terms and conditions apply.
You May Also Like
Driving in Style and Comfort: A Comprehensive User Experience with Hamel Malaysia Ultimate Car Care Services
- Get link
- Other Apps
Kuching remains the most affordable tourist destination in Malaysia
- Get link
- Other Apps
AirAsia wins Platinum in travel category at Putra Brands Awards
- Get link
- Other Apps