Testing RFID BLOCKING Card - Does it Work??

Testing RFID Card Blocking device for any wallet. Testing RFID BLOCKING Card, NFC, RFID Blocker. NFC Shield Cards ► amzn.to/37WKk9Y (paid link)
Will it secure your privacy, provide credit card fraud prevention? In the video: RFID Card blocker! RFID: how to block unwanted RFID reader activity with RFID card blocker protection to prevent credit card fraud. Credit card size Anti RFID hacking RFID blocker protects the data on your debit cards and credit cards tap-and-go contactless payments cards from being stolen by digital pickpockets. An RFID mask, universal credit card blocker for all debit and credit cards. Keeping your RFID safe in busy public places. Protect your debit and credit cards in your wallet or purse against RFID theft of money or data over radio frequencies. Safe from unwanted credit card skimmer, credit card scanner, card reader.
Card data can be stolen, or RFID skimmed by widely available RFID devices that are being used for this new kind of RFID digital theft. Contactless RFID payments could still be made for small values even after your RFID cards have been cancelled.
In the video review I test the NFC-Shield Card - RFID blocker. It’s a credit card sized NFC blocker, and is even thinner at just 0.56mm. This means you don’t have to go out and buy a new RFID blocking wallet or purse. RFID Meaning, What is RFID? See my real world test and learn how RFID works. RFID How It works ? Learn how your contactless bank card works in the video. Learn what does RFID blocking mean?
A powered RFID reader in a store makes an electromagnetic field which generates electricity in the chip in your bank card by induction. Learn how the RFID card and the card reader are able to talk to exchange information. An alternative to a RFID blocker card is a RFID Jammer or jammer card- which have their own power source. An RFID jammer works by detecting an incoming signal and then throwing up a scrambling signal like a porcupine. From my research jammers just don’t work as well, are more expensive and complex, and some can set off store alarms- share your insight in comments.
Just one RFID blocking card will protect two bank cards, on either side of it. Or you can have a stack of credit cards sandwiched between two RFID blocker cards.
Protect your data with RFID safe security, NFC safe technology, and save money on an RFID wallet- no need for a special RFID blocking wallet. Protects against fraud from credit card scanner, card skimmer, bank card reader,
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NFC-Shield, Pop up Automatic wallet, & Radix One Slim Wallet featured were NOT provided to me for free by the manufacturer, retailer or brand- they were purchased at my own cost. The opinion expressed in the video is aimed to be unbiased, descriptive and informative.
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[@UHOOHEXTRATECH]

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[@Petesx7vo]

How close do these pick pockets have to be in order to steal your info?

[@568843daw]

As close as 5 feet

[@woolcycle]

I want to understand this: how can one card protect from a threat which could be coming from either side?

[@F.Andre1377]

How many rfid blocking cards do i need in my wallet for 5 bank debit/credit cards please? Thanks

[@UHOOHEXTRATECH]

Hi. Thanks for watching! Just one blocker needed. Place it in the middle of your stack of cards. If you want extra security go for the jammer I reviewed. See "RFID Jammer vs RFID blocker" video link in the video description.

[@alexc9434]

It’s so funny to me that you kept buying milk even tho you didn’t even want the first one when you could have just got a candy bar or something different. The sacrifices we make for science.

[@ModernDayTech]

Great video, I have few of these cards from another brand. I don't have any payment cards with NFC. When I did my testing back in the day, I used door access cards. Do you think those are different?

[@UHOOHEXTRATECH]

I'm not sure but I think thats the same kind of technology yes. I tried to find some mischievous uses for them like blocking a bluetooth tracking device but them only dampen the signal there. Work great for their intended purpose however. I use 2 NCF-Shield card blocker a my non RFID Carbon Fibre Fantom wallet which i reviewed a couple weeks back.

[@federicacaruana]

Hi, I have a 4-slot card holder, it would work best, if I put the card behind the bank's card magnetic strip or anywhere in the card holder? Thank you.

[@UHOOHEXTRATECH]

Hi. Doesn't matter if in front or behind of magnetic strip, as seen in demo. If you have four cards, then place it in the middle of the pack and it will block all them easily. Also see item description for Vaultskin Jammer and video test. Works even better, but costs more.

[@federicacaruana]

@@UHOOHEXTRATECH Thank you very much!

[@danielvilchis5596]

A1 review my guy!!!

[@UHOOHEXTRATECH]

Thank you!

[@poestis474]

Longevity?

[@UHOOHEXTRATECH]

Forever I'd guess. I'm still using the same cards used in the video.