FuriLabs launches enterprise-only VX1 with MDM capabilities for companies.

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FuriLabs launched the Void Phone VX1, an enterprise-focused Linux smartphone that's a rebadged FLX1s running Debian-based FuriOS. The device features a MediaTek Dimensity 900 chipset, 8GB RAM, and 128GB storage. Its enterprise capabilities include mobile device management (MDM) features like remote wipes, app whitelists, geofencing, and custom security policies for $2.50 per device monthly. Organizations can order with white-label customization, but MDM features require minimum orders of 100 units.

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Void Phone VX1: An Enterprise-Ready Phone

well I’m still using android so no thanks but sorry.

This is a hard sell. I don’t see it gaining traction. Microsoft spent millions if not billions trying to get in to the market with the 2 big boys and failed.

I think enterprise and most smaller business business have made peace with BYOD and find the data sandboxing of Android and iOS to be sufficient. This phone still comes off as a hard sell there. I could see this having a place in government, military, and defense contractor purposes where actual zero-trust devices are needed and have purpose.