Punkt adds a fondleslab to its lineup of minimalist tech kit, with a very unusual build of Android – and a hefty pricetag.… The MC02 is an Android smartphone from Punkt, a boutique Swiss ...

Unless you're really passionate about privacy and controlling every app permission, the Punkt MC02 Phone makes the typical Android experience feel alien. Why you can trust Tom's Guide Our writers ...

The answer is the MC02, Punkt's first smartphone which runs on Apostrophy, a system which is based on GrapheneOS, a privacy-focused fork of AOSP. I was curious as to how these companies ...

Privacy is a luxury, these days. But it’s one you can afford with the Punkt MC02’s dedicated features and plans. Image Credit: Punkt Editorial Note: Talk Android ...

The Punkt MC02 phone is now available for purchase at a price of $749. It features middling hardware but puts a strong focus on data privacy. The device is now available in Europe and North America.

This brings us to the MC02, Punkt’s first foray into the world of smartphones. The device ships with a unique version of Android, replete with easy data privacy controls, a built-in VPN that ...

The lack of choice that polarisation has produced irks some people, and those are the customers that Punkt. are interested in with the MC02. A conventional smartphone design that uses the MediaTek ...

In case you missed the big news: the Punkt MC02 Secure Phone starts shipping next month! Here's why you should be interested: The MC02 is the first to feature the brand new AphyOS from Apostrophy.

I can’t review the Punkt MC02. I went into it quite excited, as I liked the Punkt MP02’s unique style. I expected to treat the MC02 like any other smartphone by putting my SIM card inside and ...

Now the first of those devices is up for pre-order. The Punkt MC02 is a smartphone with a stripped down, privacy-focused version of Android called Apostrophy OS, and it’s available for pre-order ...

Or the best iPhones? But there is a third option. Neither. Enter the Punkt MC02, a unique handset from the Swiss brand that instead opts for Apostrophy OS and a privacy-first approach. It's very ...