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Privacy with PinePhone

The PinePhone was created from the ground-up with open source software, with personal freedom and privacy in mind. It runs mainline Linux, incorporates mechanical privacy switches, and supports a wide range of GSM and CDMA bands worldwide. Learn more about the phone here.

Currently we are primarily focused on fulfilling orders in USA and Canada, with orders originating from Calgary, Alberta. Please be aware that the fulfillment time and costs generally increases with distance as is the case in international orders. Our processes may require manual processing, your cooperation, patience and understanding in new regions outside of North America. The delivery standard for mail sent from Canada to another country is four to seven business days.

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Featuring the PinePhone Multiboot Chip (uSD card with p-boot bootloader, 15 images in 1)

We offer a plug and play solution that enables multiboot for the Pinephone. Think Bootcamp dual boot for your laptop (for users who wish to run both Windows and Mac) but better and for the phone.

This includes everything you need to get you up and running immediately! Explore the capabilities of your PinePhone, quickly check/test for carrier compatibility without wasting time flashing individual OS images!

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PinePhone for the People

Remember that "If you are not paying for it, you're not the customer; you're the product being sold.”

Be part of the solution, not the problem! Vote with your dollar, pay for your software and support the PinePhone project.

Learn more about Surveillance Capitalism

Wow, very private! Much secure!

Anonymous Doge dog



“Google had discovered a way to translate its nonmarket
interactions with users into surplus raw material for the fabrication of
products aimed at genuine market transactions with its real customers:
advertisers. The translation of behavioral surplus from outside to
inside the market finally enabled Google to convert investment into
revenue. The corporation thus created out of thin air and at zero
marginal cost an asset class of vital raw materials derived from users’
nonmarket online behavior.”


Shoshana Zuboff

“I don't want to live in a world where everything I say, everything I do, everyone I talk to, every expression of creativity and love or friendship is recorded.”

Edward Snowden