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Samsung Bans its 8GB phone

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It is understandable if a company bans its competitors product to be used in the office premises. But Samsung has banned one of their own product, the SCH-B570 8GB phone. The reason stated behind this move is data theft. Ki-Tae Lee, the CEO of Samsung Electronics Telecommunications Network was quoted as following:

Even though we made it, SCH -B570 with 8GB HDD is not allowed within the company. 8GB storage capacity is more than enough to steal all confidential data about our company.

[Via TelecomsKorea]

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