Wow, I just found this:
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14 Jul 2012 10:00 EST
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
SAMSUNG TO WITHDRAW FROM AMERICAN MARKET FOLLOWING ATTACK BY ROGUE DEVICE
The actions of the individual Samsung Galaxy Nexus device that deliberately disrupted the 28 Apr 2012 Einstein matches were reprehensible and unjustifiable. Samsung vehemently denies any knowledge of, or participation in, these activities. These actions were undertaken without the knowledge and consent of Samsung and in no way should be considered to represent what is considered acceptable for a Samsung device.
Samsung will make all possible efforts to identify and bring to justice the specific device responsible for the actions of 28 Apr. In addition, Samsung is committed to prevent all future occurrences of this kind of attack by rogue devices. For this reason, Samsung and its corporate partners are taking immediate action to shut down all US and Canadian manufacturing and sales activity, followed by a phased withdrawal from the North American market. Additional details will be forthcoming.
For information contact:
Samsung Electronics America
85 Challenger Road
Ridgefield Park, NJ
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I personally applaud this bold move from Samsung. They've understood that we won't be able to move forward as a community until the individual Galaxy Nexus phone, and Samsung as a whole, is held to account.
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