Want to repair your phone with just a screwdriver? Then you want a Fairphone, now coming to the US
. It'll be powered by /e/OS, a secure mobile operating system based on Android but without any Google software, developed by a company called Murena.
“We are excited to bring high-quality sustainable phones with advanced privacy features to the USA," Gaël Duval, Murena CEO and /e/OS founder said in a press release."With the inclusion of our pro-privacy/e/OS, we are proud to offer users a device that not only lasts longer but also protects people's personal data. At Murena, we are convinced that this is the perfect combination for a more ethical phone.
"We know based on feedback we have received that there are many people interested in Fairphone in the US." Fairphone CEO Eva Gouwens explained the partnership."However, currently our main focus is on the European market. This collaboration with /e/OS is a great opportunity for us to pilot selling devices in the US market with a long-standing partner and learn more about the American market.
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