Samsung is primarily home appliances corporation. Maybe their management treats TVs as "devices that display TV broadcasts" and phones as "devices for talking o

Samsung is primarily home appliances corporation. Maybe their management treats TVs as "devices that display TV broadcasts" and phones as "devices for talking over distance". In this worldview there are no things like "bugs", "vulnerabilities", "software updates". Software inside these devices is at the same concern as prints on cardboard box. These devices, including phones, are sold at home appliance stores where "shop assistants" say you things like "That's Ultra Mega HD Super", "8 Cores and water resistant case" and once appliance is sold it is sold and no more problem of company. If it turns on and display pictures then it works.