Sirin's V3 is a $2,650 Galaxy S21 with a focus on security

04 June 2021
It comes with a Dual-Persona solution, offering separate spaces for personal and business work.

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Anonymous, 04 Jun 2021I am pretty sure people can make their phones way more secu... moreIt's for executives who want the most secure smartphone, and money isn't the problem, and they don't want to waste their time on xda. They gotta pay $2000+ to Sirin btw, not Samsung.

    Anonymous, 04 Jun 2021It comes with encryption and password protect like all stan... moreMost average folks can still be easily compromised on the security front as they tend to rely on weak passwords or fall prey to simple phising links

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      • Anonymous
      • 39x
      • 04 Jun 2021

      It comes with encryption and password protect like all standard phones.

        Sonu4678, 04 Jun 2021Again hating on Samsung for no reason. You guys at GSMArena... moreThe phone is indeed a Galaxy S21 with Sirin's own software layer for security on top of it.
        It's also based on Knox which is again Samsung.

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          • d%c
          • 04 Jun 2021

          Dual Persona, you say haa?? ***Roger Smith enters the chat***

            Anonymous, 04 Jun 2021I am pretty sure people can make their phones way more secu... moreAgain hating on Samsung for no reason. You guys at GSMArena love to do that.
            It's not a phone by Samsung, read the article properly.

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              • Anonymous
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              • 04 Jun 2021

              AlHabadHabid, 04 Jun 2021lol protonmail, it's a joke, emails is ensecure by def... moreEverything about this screams "honeypot".

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                • nrN
                • 04 Jun 2021

                lol protonmail, it's a joke, emails is ensecure by default, you have to encrypt with RSA 4096-bit keys

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                  • Anonymous
                  • asM
                  • 04 Jun 2021

                  I am pretty sure people can make their phones way more secure using xda instead of paying 2650$ to Samsung

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                    • Anonymous
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                    • 04 Jun 2021

                    What software?

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