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Modular phone promises total privacy at the flick of a switch

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Briefings

Brax's upcoming modular phone prioritizes maximum privacy over traditional repairability, marking a shift from standard modularity to a privacy-focused design. The device aims to prevent data leakage during hardware swaps, though specific technical mechanisms remain unexplained in the provided text.

Key points

• Brax's modular phone prioritizes maximum privacy rather than traditional repairability, marking a shift from standard modularity to a privacy-focused design.
• The device aims to prevent data leakage during hardware swaps, though specific technical mechanisms remain unexplained in the provided text.

Context

Brax's upcoming modular phone prioritizes maximum privacy rather than traditional repairability, marking a shift from standard modularity to a privacy-focused design.

Limitations

The provided evidence is insufficient to detail specific technical mechanisms, exact dates of the shift, or the scope of privacy protections beyond the general claim of preventing data leakage during hardware swaps.

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