Samsung is reportedly adding authentication chips to its Galaxy A Series of smartphones
Security chips will help distinguish safe, genuine batteries from fake third-party replacements
They also make the lithium recycling process a lot smoother
Samsung could be making quite a big change to certain Galaxy Phone models — the Korean tech giant is tipped to add security chips to batteries starting next year.
The report comes from The Elec, which says the new security-chipped batteries will roll out to roughly 50 million devices, starting with Samsung’s low-end and mid-range Galaxy A series (which make up the largest share of Samsung’s smartphone…
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