Domestic consumer technology company CREO on Wednesday announced the July update to its indigenous Android-based operating system "FUEL OS" that powers its flagship smartphone "Mark 1".
The latest update is aimed at letting users reclaim privacy on their smartphones. It provides a deep integrated privacy setting that allows users to lock apps and hide photos and videos in a secret hidden folder.
Nearly 66.7 per cent of the Fuel OS community members said that they would use pro-privacy features that allowed them to lock apps and hide photos and videos.
"The July update to Fuel OS is designed to give users privacy with the toggle of a button," said Sai Srinivas, CEO and co-founder, CREO, in a statement.
This is the third OS update since the launch of the operating system in April this year.
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