I was in the boat where I was reluctant to upgrade, due to the time and investment spent in making my S23U just the way I like it, but I always knew that if Samsung managed to sell me on the camera improvements, I would be at serious risk of upgrading via trade-in.
However, something very strange happened. Something that went above and beyond any subconscious inclination to have the best camera experience (potentially) within the Samsung software experience.
While researching tech companies that were major investors and active supporters in a certain country currently standing accused of genocide in the International Court of Justice (ICJ), I discovered that Samsung was a major investor there.
To cut my rant short, I will not be making any more purchases which put my money directly in the pockets of such corporations, and I will keep what I currently own as long as I can, and not be sucked into any more upgrade cycles.
The evidence:
Leading South Korean conglomerates with affiliates in Israel, including Samsung Electronics, are keeping a close watch on the heightened conflict in the Middle East, a report by corporate tracker Korea CXO Institute showed Thursday. Among the nation’s 82 companies with more than 5 trillion won...
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