Could this be an international breach of update warranty and might possibly reach international levels? International laws however have no binding effect and is based on recognition of states or parties who consent to its "jurisdiction" or in the technical sense, abitration awards. (I.e. International Chamber of Commerce?). Note: private individuals can be subjects of int'l law if they consent. Depends on the tribunal also.
Regardless if Samsung would submit, it might affect their global standing in the competition of smartphones.
