The “CSC” or “Country Specific Code” is an integral part of Samsung’s software. CSC contains custom settings, localizations, carrier-branding, APN settings, and more for specific regions.
Since Samsung sells it's devices in almost every market, across the globe, Samsung’s CSC list is quite lengthy. Samsung should give up the CSC and move to a global firmware version, much like the way updates are handled for the iPhone and the Google Pixel smartphones.
The primary focus of the CSC is that of customization, it inevitably leads to delays in the update process. A singular global firmware approach would cut down the time to release even further, thus enabling users in all markets across the globe to access the latest and greatest software experiences from Samsung faster than ever before.
Perhaps there are some operational realities that make it difficult to achieve such a major switch 🤔
