
Who tests the chip in your phone?
Hidden components inside smartphones can silently track activity beyond your control. Research at Birmingham is exposing the risks before they are exploited.
- Published: 6 July 2026
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Hidden components inside smartphones can silently track activity beyond your control. Research at Birmingham is exposing the risks before they are exploited.

Staff and Birmingham Plastics Network win prestigious awards for range of work inspiring future chemists

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