In the age social media, cookies, government surveillance, and digital footprints, it’s easy to just accept a loss of privacy as part and parcel of existing online – it seems you can’t even set up a new smartphone without accepting some level of data sharing, unless you want to miss out on essential and useful features.
US-based phone maker Unplugged wants to change that – the company has relaunched the UP Phone, its flagship (and only) model, built from the ground up to offer as much privacy as possible in its hardware and software.
