
I don't carry around classified state secrets on my phone, and I don't really have anything worth taking the trouble to hide. I'm an average middle-aged man with an average middle-aged life, but one who values his privacy. That's why I'm never leaving the house without the OSOM Privacy Cable. With it on sale for Prime Day at $23.99, neither should you.
So what does a USB cable have to offer that makes it worth more than $10, and why is OSOM, the company formed from the ashes of the essential phone, making it?