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RF Blocking Phone Pouch - Avoid roaming fees on cruise ships & protect your identity.-CruiseHabit
RF Blocking Phone Pouch - Avoid roaming fees on cruise ships & protect your identity.-CruiseHabit
RF Blocking Phone Pouch - Avoid roaming fees on cruise ships & protect your identity.-CruiseHabit

RF Blocking Phone Pouch - Avoid roaming fees on cruise ships & protect your identity.

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Want to use your phone as an alarm but avoid roaming charges on your cruise? Once in this pouch your device won't connect to cellular networks even if it comes out of airplane mode.

The deep pocket completely blocks cellular signals, while the outside pocket can be used to secure your phone when you do want service, and works to block RFID devices such as touch-to-pay credit cards.

Want more tips on preventing roaming charges while cruising and traveling abroad?  We've got you covered here.

The pouch can serve a number of purposes even when on land:

Protects chip technology "smart-cards" from hackers' RFID readers in the range of 10 kHz-30 gHz

Convenient and portable - inner silver layer blocks signals, outer Oxford cloth black layer can be used as a normal case - a modern and fashionable design

Block Cell Phone Signal - If you don't want to answer the phone, you can put the phone in the silver layer pocket of the bag and close it, then the phone will be disconnected; this bag can also block Cell Phone GPS Signal to prevent tracking, protecting your privacy

Block Car Key Fob Signal - Prevent your car's security system from getting hacked

Compatible Size: 19x10cm (7.48x3.98 inches) - Fits Car-key FOB, Smart Phones like Apple iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus, iPhone 6/6s, iPhone 6 Plus/6s Plus, iPhone 5/5s/5c, iPhone SE; Samsung Galaxy S7/S7Edge, Galaxy S6/6 Edge, Galaxy S5, Galaxy S4, Galaxy Note 5, Note 4,Note 3; HTC One, One 2 (M8); Motorola Droid; LG Optimus and More.  The inside/deep pocket will fit a Samsung Galaxy S8, or an S8+ if using a minimalistic case.