Ai+ Smartphone has released NxtQuantum OS v1.1. The update strengthens the platform’s privacy framework. It also gives users more visibility into how apps access their devices and data.
Ai+ says NxtQuantum OS enforces a strict data boundary. All application data traffic routes through India-hosted infrastructure. The company claims 100% of this traffic stays within the country.
The system runs automated checks on source rules across more than 1,000 connections. It monitors 172 unique destination IPs to secure the network perimeter. Ai+ says external traffic is limited to essential Google core services. These connections go only to servers in California and Singapore. The company says this is necessary for standard OS functions.
Version 1.1 introduces the NxtPrivacy Dashboard. It brings all app permissions into one interface. Users can review, modify, and revoke permissions from this single screen.
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The update also adds visibility for background activity. This lets users see when apps access sensitive resources while running in the background. A new privacy alert system flags permissions that look excessive or unnecessary. Users can then decide whether to keep or remove them.
Madhav Sheth, CEO of NxtQuantum Shift Technologies, commented on the release. He said trust defines the future of technology more than raw capability does. He stated this belief is directly tied to how the company builds NxtQuantum OS.
The company runs Project Open Review 2.0 alongside the update. This program lets reviewers, journalists, tech enthusiasts, and ethical hackers independently test Ai+ devices. Testing happens even before a device launches.