Google Pixel joins US government's list of secure devices

VHO - Google made a big step forward when the Pixel phone line was officially approved for use by the US Department of War, affirming its leading position in technology and security.

Google has just made a major step forward when the Pixel phone line was officially approved for use by the US Department of War for federal agencies, including the military. This is the first time a Google device has been included in the list of products authorized for procurement and deployment in the US defense system, marking the reliability of the Pixel line in terms of security and performance.

Pixel 9 Pro XL is highly rated in terms of security. | Image source: PhoneArena.

Google has announced that several Pixel phones have been added to the US Defense Information Network (DIR) Approved Product List, meaning government agencies and the military can officially use Pixel as work-ready devices that meet strict security standards. Google sees this as a “significant milestone” in its efforts to provide advanced and secure technology to federal agencies.

Third-party reports have found the Pixel 9 series to be the most secure phone available, helping government employees connect and work securely from anywhere, even in remote conditions. With the high speeds and low latency of 5G, Pixel delivers prioritized communications that meet the security requirements for sensitive military conversations.

In addition to focusing on security, Pixel also seamlessly integrates many of Google's smart technologies. The US military will use Pixel phones and Google Cloud to collect, digitize and transmit data at more than 500 locations around the world. This replaces manual processes and provides real-time data management and access.

The “Google Pixel for Public Sector” website also introduces many AI features optimized for specific work environments. These include Gemini – the AI ​​assistant on Pixel phones, Summarize – summarizing text content by voice, Live Translate – translating messages in real time, and Circle to Search – allowing you to quickly search or translate images, videos or text with just a touch.

In terms of hardware, the Pixel 9 series features a Tensor G4 security core combined with a certified Titan M2 chip, providing multiple layers of data protection. The device supports at least 7 years of system and security updates, and integrates biometric methods such as face unlock and fingerprint.

The Pixel's approval by the Department of War is not only a big step forward for Google in the field of mobile device security, but also opens up opportunities for the company to participate more deeply in the defense technology market - where absolute reliability and safety are required.

According to Phone Arena

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