Some Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultras are being hijacked after a factory reset, with no clear fix

A company called Numero LLC is hijacking some Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra units.

Apr 10, 2026 0 0

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Some Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultras are being hijacked after a factory reset, with no clear fix

A company called Numero LLC is hijacking some Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra units.

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