Russia launches production of smartphones with protection against data leaks


Companies of the state corporation Rostec and the Rostelecom operator have launched a production line for the assembly of Russian smartphones AYYA T1 with protection against data leakage, the Aurora mobile operating system reported. The Aurora mobile operating system is developed by Rostelecom.

The gadget is available for corporate customers in two versions – with Android 11 and Aurora OS. The fifth version of Aurora, adapted for office workers, was unveiled at the end of 2023.

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Source: TASS News


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