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Framework Computer
Repairable laptops with hardware camera and microphone switches and first-party Linux support.
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- US
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Repairable laptops with hardware camera and microphone switches and first-party Linux support.
Evidence and facts
Evidence and facts
Why evidence is 72/100Formula 3.1
- Source coverageSome material claims still need confirmation
- +42
- Review ageAll recorded checks are within 30 days
- +30
Specs
Review analysis, source material, related services, and history
About
Modular repairable laptops with camera and microphone kill switches, sold without a preinstalled proprietary OS.
Analysis
Framework Computer makes modular, repairable laptops with hardware kill switches for the camera and microphone, and sells models without a pre-installed proprietary OS for Linux use. The record lists CEO Nirav Patel, previously seven years at Oculus/Meta, and Series A and A-1 funding of $18M and $17M led by Spark.
Framework is a US company operating in Five Eyes jurisdiction per the record, with its funding coming from Spark and other named venture investors rather than a bootstrapped structure.
Suited to Linux users who want repairable, modular hardware with physical kill switches from a US-based, VC-funded maker.
Corporate identity
Registry-sourced, not audited. The facts below come from cited web research rather than a direct registry query. Each claim links its own source.
- LEGAL ENTITY
- Framework Computer Inc.source ↗
- INCORPORATED IN
- Delaware, United Statessource ↗
- REGISTERED ADDRESS
- 447 Sutter St, PMB 135, San Francisco, CA, 94108-4618, United Statessource ↗
Frequently Asked Questions
Is identity verification required?
No identity verification is recorded for typical use. No identity-document check is recorded for a normal hardware order. Standard account, payment, billing and shipping details can still identify the buyer.
Which payment methods are accepted?
Accepted payment methods: Hardware.
Where is it available?
Recorded availability: US, GLOBAL.
Is the operator based in a Five Eyes country?
Yes. The recorded jurisdiction is US, a Five Eyes country (US, UK, CA, AU, NZ). This is jurisdiction context and does not by itself establish that a service is safer or less safe.
How are identity, operator, and evidence fields reported?
Identity exposure is level 2 of 4. A hosted operator is recorded. Jurisdiction is shown as context, not a safety verdict. Evidence confidence is 72/100 and recorded risk is standard.
Which payment networks are supported?
Accepted networks: Hardware.
Sources and history
Evidence basis: Claims on this page are linked to published sources for comparison, not certification, audit, endorsement, or recommendation; read the methodology and coverage map before relying on an entry.