Phone Assured - Anti- Drop- Anti-Theft - Anti-Damage - Retractable Smartphone Safety Leash and Clip

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However, one tip I heard many years ago was to put a piece of ugly duck tape on your phone and camera in a way that looks like its broken and therefore not worth taking. These chains are not merely functional; they also serve as a fashion statement, allowing users to personalize their devices while enhancing security. But in Europe (like the US) it seems like every person over 2 years old has one in their hands at all times.

Each set comes with four sticky patches as well as two silver lanyards, making this the perfect reusable failsafe against theft for any vacation you may have on the horizon. I'm not saying you should leave your phone lying around, or be careless with it, but I don't think you have to spend your whole trip in fear of it being taken from you.

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They explained that their phone has repeatedly “slipped” from their fingers, but thankfully the “cord acted like a bungee to keep it from hitting the ground. But with the amount I was traveling and how unsettling and inconvenient it was to have my phone taken by customs, it made for considerable peace of mind knowing the electronic device I was traveling with was one that contained nothing too meaningful on it. I also use Exofficio and Scottevest vests and jackets, which have inside pockets, many of which are zippered. Now that phones can be locked remotely after they are stolen, and now that almost everyone has one, phones are not as much in demand by thieves as they were just a few years ago.If anyone needs to communicate with me, they can send me an e-mail that I watch religiously on WIFI via a tablet. The lanyard has a metal ring, which can hang keys, mobile phones, car keys, ID cards, name tags, etc. Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places. While these are some of the best tools for keeping your phone safe during your travels, there are a few other strategies to keep in mind!

My daughter's iphone was stolen out of her coat pocket at a New Year's eve celebration in a major Barcelona town square. I keep it on my non-dominant hand and can tuck it in a small bug or hide it in my sleeve in a crowd. I agree that the chances are very slim, but you can reduce your amount of time that your phone is in your hands.From sleek and professional to quirky and colorful, there is a phone grip strap or charm to suit any taste. Whether it's a phone case with strap for added convenience or a simple yet elegant charm strap, the right choice adds both security and a touch of personality to one's mobile device. While no method is guaranteed to work, these methods are sure to give thieves a hard time and perhaps even thwart them entirely.