Assistive TechnologyOnline Privacy

Co-op Implements Privacy-Focused Age Verification Technology in Channel Islands Pilot

The Channel Island Co-op has launched a new age verification system that uses facial estimation technology to streamline purchases of restricted products. According to company executives, the system permanently deletes all customer images immediately after age assessment. The pilot program represents the first British implementation of technology already used in over 600 European stores.

New Age Verification Technology Prioritizes Customer Privacy

The Channel Island Co-op has implemented new age estimation technology in 10 Jersey stores that reportedly avoids storing customer data, according to recent reports. Chief executive Mark Cox has reassured shoppers that the system permanently destroys all photographic data immediately after processing age assessments.

Gaming HardwareOnline Privacy

New $999 De-Googled Phone With Physical Killswitch Challenges Android Privacy Standards

A new $999 smartphone featuring a physical killswitch and de-Googled operating system aims to challenge Android’s dominance in the privacy space. The device reportedly includes premium specifications like 16GB of RAM and a MediaTek chipset while completely eliminating Google’s access to user data.

Privacy-Focused Smartphone Enters Competitive Market

A new $999 smartphone called the HIROH Phone is positioning itself as a privacy-focused alternative to mainstream Android devices, according to reports from technology analysts. The device reportedly features a physical killswitch for enhanced security alongside a completely de-Googled operating system, representing the growing movement toward greater user privacy in mobile technology.