Samsung glitch randomly sends pictures to contacts

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Samsung glitch randomly sends pictures to contacts

Device maker confirms issue.

A glitch in Samsung's Messaging app is causing user's phones to quietly send picture messages to random contacts without leaving a trace. In one case, the app sent an entire photo gallery to a contact in the middle of the night. This person was fortunate enough for their pictures to ...

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