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Nothing has released 3D files for its budget-friendly CMF Phone 1, encouraging users to create custom 3D printed accessories. The files include detailed documentation and standard M2 screws, making it easier for both experienced makers and hobbyists to design and produce new accessories.
A fan discovered that the $199 CMF Phone 1 from Nothing has a 2MP depth sensor capable of seeing through thin plastic using unfiltered infrared light. This unexpected feature prompted Nothing's co-founder, Akis Evangelidis, to announce a software update to disable it due to privacy concerns, despite fan interest in the unique capability.
Nothing's new midrange CMF Phone 1 sold 100,000 units within three hours of its release, marking a significant milestone for the young company. Priced at $199, the phone's customizable design and affordability have garnered widespread attention and praise, making it one of the best deals in the Android market today.
A viral video revealed that the CMF Phone 1's depth sensor can see through certain objects, leading to privacy concerns. Nothing's co-founder, Akis Evangelidis, explained that the sensor lacks an infrared light filter, which can reveal internal structures of thin or semi-transparent objects. In response, the company will restrict third-party apps from accessing the depth sensor's output within a week through a software update.
Nothing's sub-brand CMF is set to launch its first phone, the "CMF Phone 1," featuring a faux leather design, bright orange color, and a physical dial. While no release date is confirmed, the device is expected to be a mid-range smartphone. This announcement follows the news that Nothing's Phone (3) will be delayed until 2025.