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Samsung will reportedly add a security chip to batteries in low-end and mid-range phones, starting with the Galaxy A series, so users can verify replacements are genuine. Korean media says about 50 million units will carry the chip next year. Samsung has not confirmed the plan, which mirrors Apple's iPhone battery verification program.
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