New Smartphone Model Boasts Innovative Privacy Feature (CTK-1507) - Refers to the development of a privacy-focused feature in a newly produced smartphone, according to InventHelp's announcement.

The HEART PRIVACY SCREEN, a new invention designed to enhance privacy and security for smartphone and computer users, is now available for licensing or sale to manufacturers and marketers.

This innovative product, which was originally submitted to the National Sales Office of InventHelp on November 14, 2022, features a user-friendly design that is easy to use. The HEART PRIVACY SCREEN prevents others from viewing and reading the information on the screen while allowing the user a full and clear view.

The HEART PRIVACY SCREEN is ideal for manufacturers and owners of new smartphones, tablets, computers, and other devices. It offers added protection and peace of mind to users, making it an essential accessory for anyone concerned about the privacy of their digital information.

For more information about the HEART PRIVACY SCREEN, interested parties can write to Dept. 24-CTK-1507, InventHelp, 100 Beecham Drive, Suite 110, Pittsburgh, PA 15205-9801, or call (412) 288-1300 ext. 1368. A prototype model and technical drawings of the HEART PRIVACY SCREEN are available upon request.

The HEART PRIVACY SCREEN has been featured in a press release by Cision PR Newswire, demonstrating its potential to revolutionise the way people protect their privacy in the digital age. However, the press release does not provide any new information about the patent status, technical details, market demand, success, partnerships, events, or trade shows related to the HEART PRIVACY SCREEN.

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New Smartphone Model Boasts Innovative Privacy Feature (CTK-1507) - Refers to the development of a privacy-focused feature in a newly produced smartphone, according to InventHelp's announcement.