Privacy You Can See
While others promise privacy, Unplugged proves it.
We ran a side-by-side comparison in a test conducted by Raxis, an independent cybersecurity company, between UP Phone with Apple’s iPhone 16 Pro and Samsung’s Galaxy S25. —and the results were staggering.
iPhone 16 Pro
3,181
Third-Party
DNS Requests
210,748
Packets of Data
Exchanged
"Ask app not to track" was chosen for all apps visited on iPhone.
UP Phone
0
Third-Party
DNS Requests
0
Packets of Data
Exchanged
Galaxy S25
1,368
Third-Party
DNS Requests
171,467
Packets of Data
Exchanged
All apps visited on iPhone had the
'ask apps not to track' feature enabled.
The Raxis team tested Unplugged’s UP Phone side-by-side with Apple’s iPhone 16 Pro and Samsung’s Galaxy S25.Over a 45-minute testing window, the Raxis team used 16 widely-used apps such as Spotify, Outlook, TikTok and LinkedIn. As each action was taken, Raxis measured every packet of inbound and outbound data and identified its destination. Additionally, testers visited 20 popular websites like Amazon, Fox News, New York Times and TripAdvisor.
Over 45 minutes, UP Phone blocked every single third-party tracker, compared to hundreds of trackers that infiltrated competitor phones.
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