Did the late Queen Elizabeth II had a cell phone before she passed away in 2022 at age 96? The answer is yes, the Queen did own a mobile phone, a royal expert has revealed. She used it primarily to send SMS. However, she was not a technology enthusiast. It was her grandchildren, Prince William and Harry, who taught her a lot. Royal expert Gyles Brandreth, author and former MP, revealed several information on this subject in his book Elizabeth : An Intimate Portrait.
His grandchildren taught him how to use his phone
Expert says Queen Elizabeth II “had his own cell phone and helpful grandchildren willing to show him how it worked.” She knew what the term meant “SMS“, but she had trouble understanding the purpose of the apps on her phone. According to royal expert Jonathan Sacerdoti, it was a “Samsung equipped with anti-hacking encryption by MI6 so no one can hack their phone.” The Queen therefore seemed up to date and knew how to use her mobile phone, but only to communicate with two close friends: her daughter Princess Anne and John Warrenone of his close team members. However, there are rules that must not be forgotten: no phone while eating: “She never allowed her grandchildren (…)
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