These are for RFID cards. Mag stripe only is not vulnerable, right?
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I don't know for sure, but that is all I have ever used and had no problems with so far.
1296129
The "Faraday Cage" construction should protect the magnetic strip as well as the RFID chip contained within.
2205297
I dont think same technology i doubt it. demags is technolory for something like that and newer technologies that use chips like rfids are not afectedThis magnet will bite you if not careful however. And will mess up credit cards if you get near. I use my magnets for holding thinks in place
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I actually use the metal stripper clips on it. So definitely they will work and I love this item. Get it man I got my dad one too because those 30 rnd mag start to get painful on your fingers.
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After reviewing Apples' support forum, there seems to be little consensus about the potentiality of magnets damaging devices (I'd speculate any device, Apple or other). Small magnets on cases seem to be safe, but warnings are given for "strong" magnets. I loved the idea of this holder, but I'd have to error on the side of precaution and not purchase unless I read an affirmative answer. Everyone else who says "it hasn't damaged my device yet" could be lucky or just biding their time. I have read the the likely damage is data loss, but not permanent component damage. I can't afford either. At best, it seems unknown or uncertain. After reviewing Apples' support forum, there seems to be little consensus about the potentiality of magnets damaging devices (I'd speculate any device, Apple or other). Small magnets on cases seem to be safe, but warnings are given for "strong" magnets. I loved the idea of this holder, but I'd have to error on the side of precaution and not purchase unless I read an affirmative answer. Everyone else who says "it hasn't damaged my device yet" could be lucky or just biding their time. I have read the the likely damage is data loss, but not permanent component damage. I... » Read More After reviewing Apples' support forum, there seems to be little consensus about the potentiality of magnets damaging devices (I'd speculate any device, Apple or other). Small magnets on cases seem to be safe, but warnings are given for "strong" magnets. I loved the idea of this holder, but I'd have to error on the side of precaution and not purchase unless I read an affirmative answer. Everyone else who says "it hasn't damaged my device yet" could be lucky or just biding their time. I have read the the likely damage is data loss, but not permanent component damage. I can't afford either. At best, it seems unknown or uncertain. « Show Less
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I haven't tried it myself, but NFC tags (TecTiles) work just fine if you think that info might help at all.
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They are very thin, so I would be careful. It might be safer if you have it stamped
1466230
The sleeves are lined with foil. The metal stops data readers from being able to pick up the data off the chip in your credit card. If you want to go on the cheap, you can wrap your credit cards in aluminum foil, but it is a pain in the neck to reinsert your card and refold the aluminum foil around your card every time you use it. The sleeves are clean, you can insert them in slots in your wallet for that purpose and they will last a long time, unlike the aluminum foil.
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I have not had a problem but I do put my cards the way it was shown to insert them with the strip Away from. The magnet
305238
Yes, they are. There are no manufacturer's marks or logos on any of them. Slightly bluish tint, but does not visibly effect how a card appears while inside the sleeve.
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No. Which is good because magnets are bad for credit cards you would potentially put in the little pockets. There is also a bigger pocket, kind of how a wallet has that space for cash. I hope I made sense with my description.
537102
I did not have the mag strip damaged even though I use the card holders to hold my credit cards and emergency cash
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Technically: YES. My personal experience: The pins will bend after a few days in a way I've never seen before on a reader. For CF cards I would buy something more heavy duty and better quality.
1451623
Thanks for asking this! I bought a mount with a magnet on the plate and it killed every single credit card in my purse!
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this item is special made for chinese made lights, so I would not try to use them in a mag light , also since the mag lite is a great light but very sensitive to voltage and such ! Best regards Rick Brin
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They are not. The cards are metal and the board is magnetic, so they will not stick to other (non-magnetic) surfaces.
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probably not a credit card or ID... maybe a key. Depending on how tight the band is with your arm. The cards would be too wide I think.