You search for something once, and it follows you for days.
The Punkt. MC03 lets you decide what your apps can see.
For a limited time, it comes at a special price:
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Hi, thanks for reaching out! Revolut and BoursoBank use strict device integrity checks that require certified firmware, so they’re currently not officially supported on the MC03. These requirements come from the banks, so unfortunately they’re outside our control. Many other banking apps do work, but it depends on what each app requires, and the same goes for X and Lumo. We’ve passed your feedback on to @ApostrophyOS. More info here: https://t.co/15XwoWZOEs
Hi! The AC02 runs on 3 LR44 button batteries, which last around a year with a daily 10-second alarm. We left out the power cord on purpose, so there’s no cable on your bedside table, and you can place it wherever you like.
There’s no low-battery indicator, so we suggest simply changing the batteries once a year.
The clocks change this week.
A good moment to change the habit, too: the phone sleeps outside the bedroom.
Discover the AC02 at a special price for a limited time only: https://t.co/ieeRCrRSUl
Hi Arthur! The MC03 has a 6.67" OLED display with up to 120 Hz refresh rate. For PWM, the reported flicker frequency is about 485 Hz, with a 17.65% modulation depth.
Sensitivity to PWM is different for everyone, so we can’t guarantee the MC03 will be comfortable for every PWM-sensitive user, but we hope this helps you decide.
Feel free to reach out to our support team for more information: https://t.co/7qyv8YFEwG
The Punkt. MC03 on @PCtipp: a European smartphone built privacy-first, with @ApostrophyOS, built-in VPN, and full app-level controls.
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Where does your phone sleep?
If the answer is “next to me”, the AC02 might be the simplest change you make this autumn. It wakes you gently, keeps the night quiet, and leaves the screen in another room.
Designed by Jasper Morrison. Made in Japan. Seasonal price until 26 October.
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This week, day and night are perfectly balanced.
Your screen time, maybe, less so.
Take back your mornings from the doomscroll with the AC02 Alarm Clock, at a special price from full moon to full moon (26 Sept – 26 Oct).
Discover more: https://t.co/tv0pkuKoYa
Green flags in a phone:
✅ doesn't sell your data
✅ doesn't track your location just to open a flashlight app
✅ keeps your apps in separate boxes, so none of them can gossip about you to the others
✅ lets you say no to a permission, and the app still works
Meet the Punkt. MC03: https://t.co/PxWyJov0dz
@ulyngs@signalapp Hi Ulrik, thanks for flagging this. You're right, that functionality isn't currently available on MP02, and it's listed under known issues. But the article referencing it should have been clearer, so we're updating it now. Appreciate you catching it.
We asked what Incognito mode actually protects. The real answer: just your own browser history. In 2023, Google settled a $5 billion lawsuit after users found out Incognito never stopped Google itself from tracking them: it only stopped your device from remembering. Two very different kinds of private: https://t.co/22Jb83Mvl8
Sky TG24, one of Italy's major national broadcasters, tested the MC03 and sat down with our founder Petter Neby to talk privacy, sovereignty, and why "the third way" between Android and iOS matters.
Discover more: https://t.co/r59TSIQ0z6
Data breaches don't go on holiday.
On July alone: 14.2 million KDDI customers had their email and password exposed. 6.9 million people had driver's license data leaked in a separate breach. Over 26 million records, including facial recognition scans, leaked from a major venue chain.
Read more: https://t.co/Wk7jx4jTcS