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Dangerous software reportedly found on smartphones sold through Temu

A report says newly purchased smartphones sold through Temu contained dangerous software, prompting advice to buy products locally instead.

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Compromised consumer devices could expose users to privacy, security and supply-chain risks, though the scale is unclear.

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  1. Opnieuw gevaarlijke software ontdekt bij gloednieuwe gsm's gekocht op Temu: "Koop liever je product in België" ↗vrt.be · Recorded source date: Sep 12, 2026, 7:01 AM UTC

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