FoxPhone Offers Cloud-Hosted Android Phones for Teams That Run Many App Accounts

SHERIDAN, Wyo. — FoxPhone, from Foxphone LLC, is a cloud phone platform. It offers isolated Android devices that run in the cloud. Each device has its own device fingerprint and its own IP address. The service is built for AI agents and for teams that run many app accounts and need those accounts kept separate from one another.

People control the devices from a web browser. There is no local install. An operator opens a browser and works on an Android phone that is hosted remotely, instead of installing phone software on a laptop or sharing one physical handset across a team. That model is meant for day-to-day work in which many app accounts must not share a single device profile or a single network address.

The devices are isolated from each other. A fingerprint and an IP that belong to one cloud phone stay with that phone. Teams that operate many accounts can assign an account to its own cloud Android device and manage it from the browser. AI agents can use the same kind of isolated device when a workflow needs an Android environment that is not tied to a local machine.

This announcement describes the product as Foxphone LLC offers it: cloud-hosted Android phones, isolation between devices, a distinct device fingerprint and IP on each device, and browser-based control with no local software to install. Foxphone LLC is the company behind FoxPhone. The company website is the place to read more about the platform.

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The press contact for this release is Michael Johnson at Foxphone LLC. Questions can be sent to [email protected].