Punkt. MC03 Secure Smartphone with Vault & Wild Web

Q: What happens the first time I open an app in Wild Web?

By default, every app starts in a "Privacy Bubble" and is fully locked . It is isolated from your sensors and your personal data until you choose to unlock it.

Punkt. MC03: Vault and Wild Web

You are now in control of your digital life: Two spaces, one swipe away

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Most smartphones promise privacy. The Punkt. MC03 smartphone is built around it. Instead of relying on hidden settings or default permissions, the MC03 introduces a fundamentally different system architecture: Vault and Wild Web. Two clearly separated environments designed to give you real control over your digital life.

Vault: Where Trust Lives

Vault is the secure environment of the Punkt. MC03 smartphone. It is designed for applications that require the highest level of trust, communication, identity, scheduling, and personal data.

Apostrophy Approved: Only carefully vetted, privacy-respecting apps are allowed to run inside Vault.
No Hidden Trackers: Apps are stripped of advertising frameworks and hidden trackers that follow your behavior.
Secure Cloud Services: Your ‘digital filing cabinet’ for photos and files, stored on encrypted servers where only you hold the key.
Intentional Calm: Vault is intentionally quiet, focused, and distraction-free.

Wild Web: Freedom, without blind trust

Wild Web

Wild Web is the open environment of the Punkt MC03. It allows you to install any Android application, just as you would on a conventional smartphone, but with total transparency.

Privacy Bubbles
Every app runs in a contained space, ensuring your data doesn’t circulate silently in the background.

Data Ledger
Every app starts at Level 5, completely cut off from your sensors, contacts, and Vault data.

Explicit Permissions
Permissions are never assumed and never hidden. You decide what each app can access, and when. Because the app is locked, it cannot run “zombie processes” in the background, saving both your battery and your data.

Privacy control

How the Data Ledger works

Choose how much access each app is allowed. As the level increases, permissions become progressively more restrictive.

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Level 1

All requested permissions are allowed. This is the most open level, intended for apps you choose to trust fully.

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Level 2

Personal data, hardware peripherals, and network permissions are allowed. A full experience, with clear control.

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Level 3

Hardware peripherals and network permissions remain allowed, while access to personal data is denied. A more cautious balance.

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Level 4

Only network permissions are allowed. Personal data and hardware peripherals remain protected.

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Level 5

All requested permissions are denied. The strictest level, designed to minimise data exposure as much as possible.

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Level 1

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Level 1

All requested permissions are allowed. This is the most open level, intended for apps you choose to trust fully.

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Level 2

Personal data, hardware peripherals, and network permissions are allowed. A full experience, with clear control.

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Level 3

Hardware peripherals and network permissions remain allowed, while access to personal data is denied. A more cautious balance.

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Level 4

Only network permissions are allowed. Personal data and hardware peripherals remain protected.

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Level 5

All requested permissions are denied. The strictest level, designed to minimise data exposure as much as possible.

Wild Web setup

How to install the Play Store

If Google Services were not enabled during initial setup, you can install them later from A Apps by following these steps.

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Step 1

If you did not enable Google Services during device setup, open the “A Apps” application and follow these steps.

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Step 2

Tap the Settings icon in the bottom-right corner.

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Step 3

In Settings, tap “Enable Google Services”.

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Step 4

Then tap “Install GMS Services”.

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Step 5

The Play Store and GMS services are downloaded and installed.

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Step 6

Once installation is complete, tap “Launch Play Store” or “Done” to return to Wild Web.

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Step 7

Tap “Get started” to open the Play Store and download your favorite apps.

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Step 1

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Step 1

If you did not enable Google Services during device setup, open the “A Apps” application and follow these steps.

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Step 2

Tap the Settings icon in the bottom-right corner.

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Step 3

In Settings, tap “Enable Google Services”.

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Step 4

Then tap “Install GMS Services”.

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Step 5

The Play Store and GMS services are downloaded and installed.

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Step 6

Once installation is complete, tap “Launch Play Store” or “Done” to return to Wild Web.

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Step 7

Tap “Get started” to open the Play Store and download your favorite apps.

Need help?

Frequently Asked Questions

The basics

What is the difference between the Vault and the Wild Web?

The Vault is a hardened, secure environment for your most sensitive data and trusted apps, while the Wild Web is an open space where you can run any Android app with total transparency.

Can apps in the Wild Web see my data in the Vault?

No. The two environments are architecturally separated to ensure no data crossover occurs between your trusted tools and your everyday apps.

Vault

What kind of apps are in Vault?

Vault is for applications requiring high trust, such as secure messaging, encrypted email, identity management, and personal scheduling.

Can I install any app I want in Vault?

No. Only apps that have been carefully vetted and approved by Punkt for privacy and security are allowed to run inside the Vault.

Are there trackers in Vault apps?

No. All applications in the Vault are reviewed to ensure they contain no advertising frameworks or hidden background trackers.

Wild Web

Can I use the Google Play Store?

Yes. The Wild Web allows you to install and use any Android application just as you would on a conventional smartphone.

What happens the first time I open an app in Wild Web?

By default, every app starts in a "Privacy Bubble" and is fully locked. It is isolated from your sensors and your personal data until you choose to unlock it.

How do I use the Data Ledger dials?

The Ledger uses a 5-level dial to control privacy. Level 5 is fully locked (all permissions denied), while Level 1 is fully open. You can turn the dial to find a middle ground—for example, allowing internet access but blocking the camera and microphone.