roguejuror
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So I got a new wallet. It's good, I like it - but here's the thing: it has a detachable section and there are a couple green cards in there that say RFID protected.
I actually know what that means - the wallet wants to protect me from someone scanning my shit while it's in my pocket. Sounds good to me. But my question is, what is doing the protecting? Is it the whole wallet? Is it this little detachable bit (which I don't want to use because I like a thin wallet). The actual cards that say RFID PROTECTED don't seem like anything more than pieces of cardboard; hard to believe they are doing anything.
Can anyone shed any light?
It should be for the entire wallet. If you want a thinner wallet, you can buy sleeves for the CC's and drivers license if needed. I have the sleeve for my DL because my passport is on it - used for driving to Canada.
So I got a new wallet. It's good, I like it - but here's the thing: it has a detachable section and there are a couple green cards in there that say RFID protected.
I actually know what that means - the wallet wants to protect me from someone scanning my shit while it's in my pocket. Sounds good to me. But my question is, what is doing the protecting? Is it the whole wallet? Is it this little detachable bit (which I don't want to use because I like a thin wallet). The actual cards that say RFID PROTECTED don't seem like anything more than pieces of cardboard; hard to believe they are doing anything.
Can anyone shed any light?