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furid Men's RFID Slim Leather Card Wallet (Brown or Black)

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The threat they protect against—"digital pickpocketing" or RFID skimming—is almost non-existent in the real world. Here is the breakdown of why your cards are already safer than you might think.
​1. The Technology is Already Encrypted

​Modern contactless cards (the ones with the "wave" symbol) use EMV technology. Unlike the old magnetic strips that broadcast your actual card number, the chip creates a one-time unique code for every transaction.
  • ​If a thief "skimmed" your card while it was in your pocket, they would only get a useless, one-time code.
  • ​They would not get your name, your address, or the 3-digit CVV security code on the back.
​2. Skimming is "Theoretically Possible, Practically Rare"

​To scan your card, a thief would need to get an industrial-strength reader within a few inches of your pocket without you noticing.
  • The Reality: Financial experts and law enforcement (including the FBI and AARP) consistently report that there are virtually no documented cases of street-level RFID skimming leading to actual fraud.
  • The Real Danger: Digital thieves prefer much easier methods, like large-scale database hacks or "shimming" (placing a device inside a gas pump or ATM reader).
​3. Most "Chip" Cards Aren't Even RFID

​It's important to distinguish between the two types of chips:
  • Contact Chips: If you have to "dip" your card into a reader, it uses a contact chip. These have no radio frequency and cannot be scanned from a distance. An RFID wallet does nothing for these.
  • Contactless (Tap-to-Pay): Only these use RFID/NFC technology. Even then, your wallet's leather or fabric already provides a natural (though partial) dampening of the signal.
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What kind of animal produces Aerospace-Grade Botanical Leather?
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TingYesterday 11:34 PM
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What kind of animal produces Aerospace-Grade Botanical Leather?
Homegrown Organic Human Waste!!
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Quote from mycity33 :
The threat they protect against—"digital pickpocketing" or RFID skimming—is almost non-existent in the real world. Here is the breakdown of why your cards are already safer than you might think.​1. The Technology is Already Encrypted​Modern contactless cards (the ones with the "wave" symbol) use EMV technology. Unlike the old magnetic strips that broadcast your actual card number, the chip creates a one-time unique code for every transaction.
  • ​If a thief "skimmed" your card while it was in your pocket, they would only get a useless, one-time code.
  • ​They would not get your name, your address, or the 3-digit CVV security code on the back.
​2. Skimming is "Theoretically Possible, Practically Rare"​To scan your card, a thief would need to get an industrial-strength reader within a few inches of your pocket without you noticing.
  • The Reality: Financial experts and law enforcement (including the FBI and AARP) consistently report that there are virtually no documented cases of street-level RFID skimming leading to actual fraud.
  • The Real Danger: Digital thieves prefer much easier methods, like large-scale database hacks or "shimming" (placing a device inside a gas pump or ATM reader).
​3. Most "Chip" Cards Aren't Even RFID​It's important to distinguish between the two types of chips:
  • Contact Chips: If you have to "dip" your card into a reader, it uses a contact chip. These have no radio frequency and cannot be scanned from a distance. An RFID wallet does nothing for these.
  • Contactless (Tap-to-Pay): Only these use RFID/NFC technology. Even then, your wallet's leather or fabric already provides a natural (though partial) dampening of the signal.
While I agree with everything you say, if it costs nothing extra for RFID protection, then why not? 🙂

There's enough happening in the world to potentially ruin my day every day. A little peace of mind that costs nothing and could prevent a nightmare, no matter how rare, is welcome, IMHO.

Thanks for typing all that out so complete strangers are educated. The Internet needs more people like you.
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porkyToday 12:37 AM
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Bought this the last time it came around. Too thick and too stiff.
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Bought this the last time it came around. Too thick and too stiff.
Thats what she said LOL
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Thats what she said LOL
She never said that.
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She never said that.
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While I agree with everything you say, if it costs nothing extra for RFID protection, then why not? 🙂

There's enough happening in the world to potentially ruin my day every day. A little peace of mind that costs nothing and could prevent a nightmare, no matter how rare, is welcome, IMHO.

Thanks for typing all that out so complete strangers are educated. The Internet needs more people like you.
Lol he didn't type all that out at all
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