Samsung: the smartphone maker most affected by counterfeiting

According to figures reported by the benchmarking website AnTuTu, Samsung is currently the manufacturer of smartphones that is the subject of more counterfeits.

Samsung's high-end Galaxy S8 handset is trying to bring iris-scanning to the masses. Image: Luke Lancaster/CNET

Counterfeits of smartphones are legion on the market, and against all odds, it is not necessarily the iPhone which is the most copied smartphone in the world. According to figures reported by AnTuTu, Samsung would be the subject of more copies during the year 2017.

We discover that 36.23% of smartphones that launched an AnTuTu test last year were actually fake Samsung smartphones. Data was collected from 17.5 million connections to AnTuTu servers last year. Of the total, 2.6% of connected smartphones were copies of existing models.

La palme de la contrefaçon revient au Galaxy S7 Edge dans sa version européenne qui représente 4,94% des terminaux copiés. Suivent derrière les S7 Edge chinois, le S7 européen, le Samsung W2016... l'iPhone 6 Plus n'étant que 5e au palmarès et pour cause : il est plus difficile de faire passer un smartphone sous Android, même avec un thème spécial, pour un véritable produit Apple sous iOS...

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Même certains constructeurs chinois font l'objet de contrefaçons, comme OnePlus ou Xiaomi, mais également Oppo et Huawei...


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