Samsung Galaxy S22 mobile phone privacy case comes out, and camera, microphone and wireless are disabled at hardware level.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Wu Yanzu in South China for the delivery of clues! CTOnews.com, May 10 / PRNewswire-FirstCall-Asianet /-- US mobile security maker Privoro has recently partnered with Samsung to create a privacy case called SafeCase for Samsung Galaxy S22 phones.

The case is very thick, and the biggest highlight compared to other cases is the security system, which allows users to disable cameras, microphones, cellular networks, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and NFC in hardware to prevent attackers from spying on them.

The SafeCase cover communicates with Samsung Galaxy S22's hardware device Manager (HDM) to enable / disable certain features and features.

HDM on Galaxy S22 is the security layer under the operating system, with higher privileges than the operating system itself, allowing it to control the hardware by bypassing the operating system.

This means that even if hackers attack the Galaxy S22 system, the SafeCase case can still disable cameras, microphones and wireless. SafeCase seems to be very useful for private companies and government agencies because it allows them to prevent attackers from spying on employees or preventing employees from divulging sensitive information.

CTOnews.com checked the official press release and found no information on the price and release date of the SafeCase case, and it was not clear whether it was suitable for the S22 phone or the S22 series.