Following is the text of the post as translated to English by G. > Samsung Electronics has officially unveiled the 'repair mode' service that can prevent the l

Following is the text of the post as translated to English by G. > Samsung Electronics has officially unveiled the 'repair mode' service that can prevent the leakage of personal information of Galaxy smartphone users. 'Repair Mode' is a function that allows you to selectively disclose data when repairing a smartphone, and fundamentally blocks concerns about access or leakage of personal information that may occur during the repair process through some private companies. If the user executes 'Repair Mode' in the 'Battery and Device Care' menu in the 'Settings' of the smartphone, the smartphone is rebooted. After that, you won't be able to access your personal data, such as photos, messages, and accounts, and only use the default installed apps. After repairing the smartphone, the user can access personal data again after exiting the 'repair mode' and rebooting through pattern/fingerprint recognition. Samsung Electronics will first introduce 'repair mode' through software updates from the Galaxy S21 series, and plan to expand it to some other models in the future. Recently, Samsung Electronics has been continuously adding functions to protect and secure sensitive personal information to mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets. Last year, it unveiled 'Samsung Knox Vault,' an information protection technology that blocks various attacks by storing encrypted personal information in its own storage space. We released a new security solution to block. In a recent article published in the Samsung Newsroom, Shin Seung-won, managing director of the Security Team of Samsung Electronics' MX Division, said, "Technology is connecting the world closer than ever, but the risks are also increasing." "Samsung's top priority is customers “It’s about making sure you stay safe while trying out this new experience.”