Despite Evan’s recent leaks, This is a tweet from @Jukanlosreve displayed image Samsung Galaxy S25+ This resulted in the firing of several Samsung employees. If you’re wondering why unreleased live images of a phone often include tape on parts of the device, this is done to hide any digital or character devices that could be used to trace leaked images of the phone to the leaker to the media.
One of the leaked photos of the Galaxy S25+ led to Samsung firing multiple employees. |Image source-@Jukanlosreve
in this case Galaxy S25+the image displayed in the tweet failed to hide the device identification number Samsung Used to obtain the identity of the leaker who produced this specific image Galaxy S25+. Selling leaked images of highly anticipated devices can be a huge side hustle for many people who work at companies that assemble devices such as mobile phones or at phone manufacturers. But not if you get caught doing it and lose your job.
Here’s how Samsung knew who to fire over leaked Galaxy S25+ images. |Image source-Max Jambor
Another tweet, This is the work of Max JamborEditor @AllAboutSamsung, at Galaxy S25+ This led Samsung to identify the employees behind the leaks and convert them into former employees. Interestingly, this all happened the day before Blass leaked the photo Galaxy S25 Ultra and Galaxy S25+ and date Galaxy S25 Series will be announced.
You might think that a company like Samsung loves leaks since it promotes some of its upcoming devices. But companies like Samsung complain that leaks dampen the excitement of new product launch events by reducing the number of surprises announced. Major manufacturers prefer to control the launch of new products to the public, preferring to stick to their own marketing plans rather than letting people with “X” or Weibo accounts be the first to show off their latest devices.
