PRIVACY AND CYBERSECURITY GADGETS

Webcam or mobile
camera cover
A small device placed over the lens of your
computer camera, webcam, or mobile camera.
Ideal for protecting your privacy from potential intruders, such as cybercriminals who infiltrate your computer and may record you while you work to later extort you.
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Mobile privacy
filter

A thin plastic film placed over the mobile screen. It darkens the screen when viewed from a 30° angle while keeping information fully visible when viewed from the front.
It prevents screen content from being seen from side angles.

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Computer privacy
filter

Works similarly to a mobile privacy filter. It is a film placed over the computer screen. Just like with a mobile, it darkens the screen when viewed from a 30° angle while keeping information fully visible when viewed from the front.
It prevents screen content from being seen from side angles.

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Faraday cage or bag

A metal box (or it can also be a bag or sleeve) that blocks the propagation of electromagnetic signals.

It makes our devices with wireless connections invisible to anyone trying to snoop on them. For example: it prevents someone from hacking a phone or computer and stops credit card information from being read.

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Hotel or rental apartment
door lock

A portable door lock that you can take with you wherever you travel, whether for work or on vacation.

Whether at home, in an apartment rented via Airbnb, or another short-term rental hotel, once our portable door lock is installed, even if others have a key, they cannot open the door from the outside, adding extra security and privacy.

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Two-factor authentication keys
or FIDO two-step verification

A small physical device, usually in USB key format. The key stores unique and inviolable information regarding our authenticity, acting as a personal signature that identifies us; simply inserting it into one of a computer’s USB ports allows the system to confirm we are who we say we are. They are small in size and can be carried comfortably in a wallet or on a keychain.

To prove our identity so that even if someone were to discover our password to unlock our computer, they could not gain access without having that key.

For more information, consult this article: U2F keys

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Anti-RFID cards (onBRANDING has its own custom, thinner versions)

These are credit card protection cards that use electromagnetic technology to block anyone from cloning your card. They typically look like a credit card that you should carry in your wallet or purse alongside your credit cards.

Protects our debit and credit payment cards that use contactless technology so that no one can scan our cards without permission or make fraudulent payments with them.

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Text overwriting stamp
(anti-reading)

Camouflage roller stamp, the first pocket-sized document shredder.

A simple way to protect your personal data. The amount of fraud due to stolen addresses is skyrocketing. With the camouflage roller stamp, it is easy to protect yourself. Private data can be easily made illegible. The special ink formula hides all confidential personal information with a unique pattern and a 26 mm roller width.

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Fingerprint USB

USB drives with fingerprint readers.

The fingerprint sensor protects the content of the flash drive, and the data it contains can only be accessed if it correctly detects the owner’s fingerprint.

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Tracking card

A card that looks like a credit card which you can carry in your bag or wallet and works via Bluetooth.

The Safedome Classic card will help you find your wallet, phone, passport, or bag in case of theft or loss. Lost your phone? Simply press the button on the Safedome Classic card to make your phone ring, even if it is on silent!
Works with the FREE app for both iOS and Android. Customize alerts, notifications, and zones. The app also shows the last location on a map.

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