I Tested Two Privacy Phones for 6 Weeks – Here’s What I Found | Business Reform

In this episode of Business Reform, Dr. John Padfield reviews the Above PrivacyPhone and the Brax3 PrivacyPhone, evaluating their features, performance, and privacy capabilities. He details the AbovePhone's use of GrapheneOS on Pixel phones and the Brax3's custom design with IodeOS. The review covers hardware specs, battery tests, camera quality, and a significant issue with SIM card compatibility. Ultimately, he recommends the Brax3 as a low-cost option for those who already have a primary phone and the AbovePhone for users seeking a single, more private device, noting that both phones offer enhanced privacy at the cost of some user convenience compared to standard smartphones.

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I Tested Two Privacy Phones for 6 Weeks – Here’s What I Found

Business Reform

Introduction to Privacy Concerns and PrivacyPhones

Overview of the Above PrivacyPhone

Introduction to the Brax3 PrivacyPhone and Hardware Specifications

Performance and Camera Testing

Cell Carrier Compatibility Issues and Alternative Solutions

Final Recommendations and Future Content

I Tested Two Privacy Phones for 6 Weeks – Here’s What I Found

Business Reform

00:00Introduction to Privacy Concerns and PrivacyPhones

Introduction to Privacy Concerns and PrivacyPhones

01:34Overview of the Above PrivacyPhone

Overview of the Above PrivacyPhone

04:32Introduction to the Brax3 PrivacyPhone and Hardware Specifications

Introduction to the Brax3 PrivacyPhone and Hardware Specifications

07:05Performance and Camera Testing

Performance and Camera Testing

08:48Cell Carrier Compatibility Issues and Alternative Solutions

Cell Carrier Compatibility Issues and Alternative Solutions

11:11Final Recommendations and Future Content

Final Recommendations and Future Content