Queen Elizabeth II Uses a Samsung Phone, Call Two People Only
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VIVA – Becoming a member of the royal family always deal with sensitive matters and privacy. According to the Express UK website, during her lifetime, the late Queen Elizabeth II had a personal phone and only contacted two people.
Queen Elizabeth II ruled England for seven decades. The special phone used by the Queen was intentionally installed with anti-hacking encryption by the British Intelligence Service MI6, according to British Royal expert, Jonathan Sacerdoti.
Queen Elizabeth II also has the nickname "Techno Queen" because she follows and applies technological sophistication in her life.
Based on data by VIVA Tekno, Sacerdoti said that Queen Elizabeth II used the Samsung mobile phone brand.
However, the phone has been reinforced with a security system made by MI6. Because the Samsung phone is so safe, not everyone can call her.
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It said there were only two people who could make calls to Queen Elizabeth II's Samsung phone: Princess Anne and her horse racing manager, John Warren.
The reason why John Warren is one of the two significant people to talk because Warren is the son-in-law of an old friend, the late Earl of Carnarvon.
Interestingly, the late Earl owned the manor that was used for Downton Abbey. As for John Warren caring for Queen Elizabeth II's horses, their training, and the acquisition of bloodlines for these animals.
Considering the late Queen of England's love for horse racing, it's no surprise that she made sure John Warren had access to it at any time.
Also, from the report, the Queen always keeps up with the times when it comes to adopting new technology. Queen Elizabeth II has opened a Facebook account in 2017. The Facebook account is personal and private.
Especially during the COVID-19 pandemic, Queen Elizabeth II is often seen doing engagements and meetings via Zoom.
