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It's not easy to get the pouches off. It's a pretty strong magnet - I'm assuming as strong as the retail stores use to avoid theft. I certainly couldn't pull
by enobrev 11y ago
It's not easy to get the pouches off. It's a pretty strong magnet - I'm assuming as strong as the retail stores use to avoid theft. I certainly couldn't pull it apart myself, though it comes off in a snap if you have the opposing magnet - of which they had plenty at the exit - which made getting our phones back far more efficient than I'd expected.
- Animats 11y agoOh, that's how it works. From the info on their web site, it looks like it's something that's controlled by some signal at the venue, and unlocks automatically when you leave the controlled area.[1] Yonder's site says "If at any point attendees need to use their phones, they simply step outside of the phone-free zone to unlock the case." [1] http://overyondr.com/ http://overyondr.com/