A new £9,500 device from Sirin Labs called Solarin, claims to be the world’s most secure smartphone, incorporating military-grade security and technology used by intelligence agencies.

Sirin Labs, a startup that’s amassed $72 million (£49m) in venture funding, has launched the Solarin, a luxury smartphone with an emphasis on “military-grade” security.

Special features on the company’s smartphone include a switch that activates a “security shield” and enables extra encryption. It also comes with a remote application that allows the owner to locate, lock or even wipe the phone.



Sirin Labs was co-founded by Google alum Tal Cohen, Kazakh businessman Kenes Rakishev and Israeli venture capitalist Moshe Hogeg.

The trio hope to cash in on rising privacy concerns among high-profile corporate executives.

“Cyber-attacks are endemic across the globe. This trend is on the increase. Just one attack can severely harm reputations and finances,” said Tal Cohen, CEO and co-founder of Sirin Labs.

It has all the classic smartphone features, including a 23.8-megapixel camera, 2k resolution screen, 128 GB internal memory and a fingerprint sensor.



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wow dis is very impressive, dis should be called a machine not phone