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A cybersecurity researcher revealed a critical vulnerability in Android phones, dubbed the 'Death SMS', which allows malicious actors to disrupt mobile services or even destroy devices via a single text message. This flaw can interrupt ongoing calls, including emergency ones, without any visible indication to the user. While Google has patched versions 14-17 of Android, older versions like 12 and 13 remain at risk. The researcher found that sending multiple malicious messages could lead to repeated crashes and forced factory resets. Users are urged to install the latest security updates to safeguard their devices.