GTL's Inspire® 2.0, the company’s next-generation inmate tablet, is a hardened inmate tablet featuring an advanced technology platform and versatile operational program. Built on an Android-based system, the tablet includes a customized multi-layered security architecture made up of five distinct elements: network security, wireless security, operating system security, hardware security, and application security. In addition, penetration testing performed by Nettitude confirmed Inspire 2.0 has a strong security posture – reinforcing GTL’s approach to security.
Since Inspire content is intranet-based with access that is fully controlled by the facility and GTL, the system is designed to prevent inmate access to unauthorized features, settings, and websites. The Inspire 2.0 simultaneously affords inmates opportunities to build self-reliance and self-esteem through various offerings involving communication, education, and entertainment. Inmates can use the tablet to make phone calls, send messages, submit requests, file grievances, order commissary items, read eBooks, take educational courses, stream music, play games, and much more.
The latest GTL Inspire device is upgraded in all areas – operating system, speed, memory, resolution, and more. A new quad-core processor, in addition to four times the amount of memory of earlier versions, allows for faster device operation, improving responsiveness and the overall user experience. The device features a larger screen with higher resolution, which is important not only for entertainment and information applications but also for use in an education setting. A higher capacity battery provides longer run times for inmates, depending on application usage, and the upgraded Android operating system includes even more enhanced security features than any previous version of Inspire.
