Anycall in Chinese means calling at will, which is another name for Samsung mobile phone only in Greater China, including Chinese mainland, Hongkong, Taiwan Province Province and Macau. Samsung phones in other places don't have this logo.

Regardless of the model, the licensed Samsung mobile phones sold in the above areas have this logo whether made in South Korea or China.

Samsung is the English trademark of Samsung Electronics. Samsung mobile phones anywhere should have this logo.

Of course, this can't explain whether a mobile phone is licensed or parallel, because many high-proof shells are marked ANYCALL now, and some European water shells are also engraved with this logo by laser. You can tell from the fineness of the logo.

Any call:

This name is the symbol of Tianjin Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. and Shenzhen Samsung Kejian Electronics Co., Ltd., and its representative meaning is GSM or CDMA mobile phones produced in Chinese mainland. The "Anycall" logo can exist at the same time as the "SAMSUNG" logo. Because "SAMSUNG" is the final trademark of Samsung in the world, representing its products, "Anycall" is only one of its products in Chinese mainland, and it is limited to mobile phone products. Monitors, refrigerators and other products cannot use this trademark.

Samsung:

This logo is the unified trademark and name of Samsung in the world.

If a mobile phone only has the logo of "SAMSUNG" and no logo of "Anycall", it means that this mobile phone is not made in Chinese mainland and belongs to a parallel model. If there is an "Anycall" logo, it means that it is a model made in Chinese mainland, and this logo is found in both mainland licensed products and some Hong Kong licensed products.