Sirin Labs has produced a super high-end, super-secure phone -- but does anyone need this much security?

How much do you value your privacy, and how worried are you that your calls and text messages are under observation? If the answer to both questions is "lots," then perhaps you'd be interested in Israeli startup Sirin Labs' first smartphone,the Solarin.

The device is a titanium-clad Android gadget that lets you quickly toggle between a regular Android device and a secure, locked-down communications tool.

The headline detail here is that it costs $14,000 (plus tax), or £9,500 in the UK, and currently not in Nigeria for now, and the price when converted to Nigeria currency is approximately 3,990,000, million it's intended mainly for titans of industry and the jet set: people with secrets worth stealing. In many ways, it's the first phone that's been specifically designed to keep the personal data of the 1 percent safe from everyone else.



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The system works like this: By default it's a beefy, ultra-masculine Android smartphone with a skin that looks like it was designed by the prop department of a spy movie.

But once you've flicked the tiny toggle on the back of the device, it'll switch into a secure mode with a green and white, 8-bit skin. In this mode, all but the most essential sensors are disabled, and both calls and text messages are encrypted, only to be read by trusted devices carrying the Solarin Friend app.

In this environment, your data is protected by 256-bit AES encryption, backed up by security firms Zimperium and Koolspan

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