US EditionThis New $999 De-Googled Phone with a Physical Kill Switch Wants to Take on Android's Best
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Do you have any concerns that your data is in the wrong hands with Google and other companies? Then a new smartphone from the USA could be the solution. The manufacturer promises complete privacy thanks to missing Google services and a special switch on the mobile phone. read more on t3n.de
A Texas startup launches a $999 smartphone that promises not only to shut down any connection with Google but also to offer total control over privacy through physical switches to disable sensors and connectivity.
This new $999 de-Googled phone with a physical kill switch wants to take on Android's best
Credit: HIROH TL;DR The HIROH Phone is a privacy-focused device that runs e/OS and has a physical kill switch to restrict access to the camera, mics, and connectivity options. The smartphone is now available for pre-order in the US and will cost $999 when it launches early next year. It packs a 5,000mAh battery, a triple-rear camera setup, 16GB of RAM, and a MediaTek chipset. There’s a lot of talk about de-Googling these days. The movement esse…
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