NXTQUANTUM Shift Technologies has officially launched the NXTQUANTUM OS operating system, to be the first fully developed mobile operating system inside India.
Through this system, the company aims to provide a safe and transparent use experience that focuses on the privacy of users in both governmental and private sectors, and it will be the AI+ Nova 5G and Pulse’s first to carry the system in advance when they are put on the market on July 8 via the Flipkart platform.
A local operating system that redefines privacy
NXTQUANTUM OS was developed from scratch inside India to give users full control of their personal data, from preferences and use record to backup.
This data is being stored on the Google Cloud servers approved by the MEITY (MEITY) and Information Technology servers inside the country without any external orientation or access from third parties.
The system is based on a security model without confidence (Zero-Trust), and its assistants assert that privacy is not an option that can be activated or stopped but rather a basic principle of design, as even developers cannot access user data, which represents a qualitative shift in digital privacy concepts.
Local industrial intelligence and customized use experience
The system contains a local trained intelligence engines that are able to provide smart functions that depend on the context without prejudice to data privacy, and the interface specifically designed for the system facilitates use and enhances the transparency of processes. When building the system, it was taken into account the full compliance of Indian regulations, which makes it suitable for sectors such as education, defense, and public services.
To provide full digital independence, a special design center has been established within India responsible for managing updates and security corrections completely without relying on external resources.
It is expected that the new smartphones will be the first actual experience of users with this system, which opens the door to a digital system based on confidence and privacy.
