UMAXX, a pioneer in privacy-first smartphones and secure communications, has publicly endorsed the Trump Organization's recent announcement of a new mobile phone initiative. The company sees this as a significant advancement towards enhancing American digital sovereignty and has offered to collaborate by leveraging its existing line of U.S.-assembled smartphones, known as Liberty Phones. Jim Devericks, CEO of SuperCloud International, UMAXX's parent company, commended the Trump team for acknowledging the critical need to safeguard Americans from pervasive surveillance by Big Tech and for prioritizing domestic technology manufacturing.
UMAXX's Liberty Phones, launched in late 2024, are among the few smartphones globally that provide genuine hardware-level privacy protections, including physical kill switches for various connectivity features. The Liberty Plus model, in particular, stands out for its use of U.S.-sourced components and assembly, running on PureOS, an open-source operating system designed to eliminate hidden tracking and spyware. These phones are compatible with all major carriers, including UMAXX's own services and potentially the new Trump Mobile network. Beyond privacy, each Liberty Phone comes equipped with UMAXX's acclaimed live TV service, offering over 350 HD channels, making it a comprehensive secure mobile solution.
Devericks highlighted the challenges of developing a secure, American-made smartphone, a feat UMAXX has already achieved with its Liberty Phone platform. The company has confirmed preliminary discussions with the Trump Organization in 2024 and remains open to further collaboration to advance the cause of digital freedom for Americans. Liberty Phones are currently available for purchase, with subscription plans starting at $99 per month, providing unlimited talk, text, and data on UMAXX's secure 5G network. This initiative represents a shared vision between UMAXX and the Trump Organization to redefine technology standards in the U.S., emphasizing privacy, security, and domestic manufacturing.
