RFID protection for C.C.?
598682
no protection. just a nice looking case large enough for a drivers license, credit cards and etc.
598683
Actually this will serve as a RFID Blocking case...I actually brought what I thought was a solely a "RFID Blocking" case to replace this one for my son...Upon receiving it I noticed it was the same exact case with the exception of the black cover being glued to it...When I contacted the RFID Blocking company to find out what makes THEIR product qualify as RFID Blocking, I was told that basically any metal case that surrounds your chipped equipped cards serves as a barrier...Upon further research, they were right...You can even use aluminum foil!...So since this case is all metal, I sent the other one back since it was more expensive...Do your research on RFID Blocking and you will see...Any metal case will do...I've read that old card tins and even Altoids tins do the same exact thing.
399959
They aren't GPS tags- the most you could probably do is have it set to trigger an alarm if it was removed from the NFC tag
660401
This item should include:360 degree - Biometric fingerprint scanner (holds multiple fingerprints)RFID scannerAircraft strength aluminum alloy shellInternal motion/vibration sensor with audible alarmSleek wristband (included), ring (sold separately) or sticker label (included) for quick access2 USB ports for charging devices or connecting accessoriesBattery backup with shut off switchMounting holes to allow for mounting in nearly any orientationFor Home, Auto, RV and Camper use - (Car Adapter sold separately)Kensington lock port (sold separately)TSA/FAA approved container to safely transport your firearm while traveling This item should include:360 degree - Biometric fingerprint scanner (holds multiple fingerprints)RFID scannerAircraft strength aluminum alloy shellInternal motion/vibration sensor with audible alarmSleek wristband (included), ring (sold separately) or sticker label (included) for quick access2 USB ports for charging devices or connecting accessoriesBattery backup with shut off switchMounting holes to allow for mounting in nearly any orientationFor Home, Auto, RV and Camper use - (Car Adapter sold separately)Kensington lock... » Read More This item should include:360 degree - Biometric fingerprint scanner (holds multiple fingerprints)RFID scannerAircraft strength aluminum alloy shellInternal motion/vibration sensor with audible alarmSleek wristband (included), ring (sold separately) or sticker label (included) for quick access2 USB ports for charging devices or connecting accessoriesBattery backup with shut off switchMounting holes to allow for mounting in nearly any orientationFor Home, Auto, RV and Camper use - (Car Adapter sold separately)Kensington lock port (sold separately)TSA/FAA approved container to safely transport your firearm while traveling « Show Less
1366733
I used the house to protect a wireless driveway motion detector. It works fine, nice and dry. A camera would also work if the power cord wiring is not a problem
783585
Thank you, HSM for your great question! In fact, the FIPS-201 certification indicates they DO work for the presecribed frequencies (13.56 MHz and 860-980 MHz), the frequencies associated with RFID. These are the frequencies used in contactless payment cards, the ones you will get from your financial institution. Some ID badges use proximity scanning technologies that APPEAR to be RFID, but with frequencies the sleeves do not shield. As we indicate in many of our reviews from customers with the same question: "We know the sleeves provide great protection while cards are carried in them. You can test them yourself by leaving the cards IN the sleeves when making a payment, for example. The transaction should fail. Remove the card and try again. The transaction should go through. Easy! This would also work with your passports and passport cards as you approach a border crossing. Your passport will be undetectable until you remove it from the jacket. We understand your apprehension about Identity Theft while you are traveling. We appreciate the fact you took this measure to add another effective but very simple layer of protection to the personal data you will be carrying with you while away from home. We do, however, stress to all our customers the fact that ID Theft can occur anywhere; and in seconds! We strongly recommend carrying your cards in the sleeves on a daily basis." Many of our customers have performed these tests and were able to convince themselves the sleeves DO provide the protection we promise. Just one example:
1956124
Good question--I don't think this BC-355C can comply w/the new FCC Banding. If you ever need a scanner..I sell them out of my apartment..my customers are mostly volunteer fire departments or volunteer firefighters. I am up in Ossining,NY just about 10 miles north of White Plains,NY Best of luck to you,buddy!
1296129
The "Faraday Cage" construction should protect the magnetic strip as well as the RFID chip contained within.
1106023
I only used this item for a longer range for weak wifi signal while I was out of the US. Not really sure if it allows passive scanning/monitoring.
607871
No. Credit card RFID uses a different frequency.This one uses 125khz. Credit cards use ISO 14443 13.56mhz. Look for a reader that supports that frequency. They are for sale on amazon.
215502
I haven't tried it myself, but NFC tags (TecTiles) work just fine if you think that info might help at all.
817843
Hi&#65292;David&#65292;it is only compatible with RFID Card Reader 125Khz.Thanks!
1531862
My advice for a computer is to buy an Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) battery backup. Belkin, APC, CyberPower are good choices. I have two CyberPower's, one to protect my iMac and Time Capsule backup and another to protect my 42" TV, Mac Mini and backup disk. A simple wall plug surge protector just isn't designed to protect these devices against the kind of surge you get from a lighting strike.
2067700
Yes, it is designed to protect the coaxial cabel system to any and all devices that are conected. Installed at point coaxial cabel enteres the house so that the entire coaxial system in the house is protected. Any tv or computer conected to the coaxial system beyond the instalation point would be protected.
699327
It comes with a RFID bracelet and RFID sticker/label that you can put on whatever you want. More RFID tags, bracelets, or rings can be purchased if needed.
1466234
If you have some doubts, check the website for Identity stronghold. My son was a recent victim of someone who had purchased a device on line that can be concealed on your body and all they have to do is walk past you and they are able to pull up your information on each credit card and debit card as well as passwords without you even knowing about it or having your credit/debit card out. You can wrap your cards in foil but this this is much more secure
1147537
It depends on the store, if they offer this protection plan. You can always ask either them or Square Trade. I believe that Best Buy offers its own brand of electronics protection. The best thing to do is akk them if they will honor Square Trade Proction Plan.
491851
No, the fingerprint aspect will not, however the RFID key should work fine. I notice at temperatures of only 15 degrees the fingerprint becomes temperamental. So -45 and fully exterior may warrant a different lock altogether. I am a former Minnesotan so I understand the level of cold and windchill you're talking about. Good luck.