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.