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Design-led technology from Switzerland for enhancing digital well-being and data sovereignty. Discover the innovative #MC03. #Punktdesign

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Joined July 2012
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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: punkt.ch/it/products/mc03-pr…
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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: punkt.ch/products/ac02-alarm…
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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. punkt.ch/products/ac02-alarm…
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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: punkt.ch/products/ac02-alarm…
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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: punkt.ch/products/mc03-premi…
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What our tech is built to do: intelligent habits for lives that are less distracted, and data that stays private by design.
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What do you think "Incognito mode" actually protects you from?
11%Websites tracking you
0%Google tracking you
67%Your own browser history
22%Everything, obviously
27 votes • Final results
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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: time.com/6962521/google-inco…
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Big news for @ApostrophyOS & @punkt!
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Less to distract you with. Less, and somehow, more.
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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: tg24.sky.it/tecnologia/now/2…
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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: privacyguides.org/news/2026/…
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Messages, maps, banking, your calendar: everything you need for your day, and every bit of it stays yours.
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"Your privacy is important to us." Sure it is. Privacy washing is everywhere: from Google's "Enhanced Ad Privacy" to apps selling your data while swearing they don't. @privacyguides breaks down how to spot it: privacyguides.org/articles/2…
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One more reason to pause doomscrolling this summer: a book doesn't have an algorithm deciding what page comes next. A few from our library worth the switch: On the Road, for actual wandering. Four Thousand Weeks, for what you're doing with the time you have. My Brain Has Too Many Tabs Open, and many more. Check our curated full list: punkt.ch/blogs/library
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Among thousands of wishes tied to this wall, one caught our eye: "I wish to quit doom scrolling." Turns out, you don't need a genie for that one.
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How often do you actually read an app's permissions before tapping "Allow"?
31%Every time
24%Sometimes
24%Rarely
21%No point, no alternative
29 votes • Final results
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"Today I choose Surveillance." Hands up for those of you who choose surveillance via your mobile phone. For those of you with your hands down, we started a Substack: a space for the longer conversations. Read the first piece, written by the valued voice of @dcuthbert: punktians.substack.com/p/tod…
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You don't need to become a privacy expert to deserve privacy. The MC03 was built on that idea, and the safest setting is also the default one. Meet the Punkt. MC03: punkt.ch/products/mc03-premi…
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