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It's certainly an interesting message. Here's a free tip, though: Don't carry this while you're actually out doing what it says on the case.
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It's certainly an interesting message. Here's a free tip, though: Don't carry this while you're actually out doing what it says on the case.
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The typeface for this could have been anything, but the monochrome green on black binary code is a nice touch.
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I'm sure the argument could be made that covering that spot would have provided better protection, but it also would have blocked the camera. Protection doesn't exist in a vacuum. If it prevents legitimate use then that's just another way in which it can be imperfect.
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I've seen cars chained to posts as though they were bikes, and I've seen cars padlocked as though they were gates, but this might be the first time I've seen cars 'protected' as though they were phones.
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I can imagine that such a case might make someone think twice about trying to use your device without permission.
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If you want someone to give you space while you're talking on the phone, this may be just the thing to get them to back up and give you some privacy.
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I think the only scenario in which this is practical is when you need an excuse for why you didn't answer a call. "Sorry, my phone is camouflaged and I couldn't find it" might actually work once or twice.
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