Get Belkin TrueClear TG protector from Machines. Almost perfect installation. Visit Machines FB for more info.

Some will say you pay for the brand, but for me personally, I'm using it and it's far better than most other cheaper ones I've used before. It tends to be more fingerprint resistant and durable than other tempered glass protectors I've used before. I paid RM79 for it at Machines for them to install it for me coz I'm hopeless at this DIY stuffs, haha

What is almost perfect installation? I am using Hoda and install without any bubble, etc.

Google for Belkin True Clear or visit Machines FB page. Comes with additional 2 years warranty by Belkin.

Posted about it here a few weeks ago

Full coverage TG?

Yes, but only the high end, highest priced one

https://www.soyacincau.com/2018/12/20/belki...ear-pro-iphone/

So.... iPhone X or Xr? 🤔

X for the screen and dual lens camera.

Xr for everything else.

yup full coverage. i think the TG got some kind of lamination

the TG feels damn super smooth and water droplet will not disperse as in a normal screen

installation was a breeze though i do make some adjustment to get the perfect placement

Future Apple devices may use your biometric data to pair with each other

Future Apple devices (Macs, iPhones, iPads, Apple Watches, etc.) may use your biometric data to pair with each other. The tech giant has been granted a patent (number 10,171,458) for “wireless pairing and communication between devices using biometric data.”

Biometric identifiers are distinctive, measurable physiological characteristics related to the configuration or characteristics of the body that can be used to identify individuals. Example biometric identifiers include, but are not limited to, a fingerprint, face recognition, DNA, a palm print, hand geometry, iris recognition, retina recognition, and scent. Think TouchID and FaceID.

Per Apple’s patent, a host device (say, a Mac) would determine to pair with a device and transmits biometric data for a user to the device. The device would receive the transmitted biometric data and compares such to device biometric data to determine whether or not to pair with the host and/or what data stored by the device to allow the host to access.

The host then accesses data of the device to which the device has allowed access. In another implementation, a device determines to pair with a host and transmits biometric data for a user to the host. The host receives the transmitted biometric data and compares such to device biometric data to determine whether or not to pair with the device and/or what data stored by the host to allow the device to access. The device then accesses data of the host to which the host has allowed access.

In the patent filing, Apple says that, given the prevalence of electronic devices (such as desktop computers, mobile computing devices, portable data storage devices, smart phones, digital music players, and so on) that store data in the modern world, many users may own and/or utilize more than one such electronic device. As such, users may need to wirelessly transfer data (such as music files, preference files, configuration files, document files, movie files, image files, and so on) back and/or forth between the storage media of various such electronic devices in order to make full use out of the electronic devices.

In order to control the use of such electronic devices and/or the security of data stored by such electronic devices, electronic devices may need to perform one or more pairing operations before data transfer can be performed. However, in order to provide access control and/or security, such pairing processes may be time consuming and/or otherwise burdensome for users.

For example, electronic devices may be configured to pair and/or communicate data utilizing a Bluetooth communication connection. Apple says that, however, in order to configure the devices to pair and/or communicate utilizing the Bluetooth communication connection a user may be required to enter one or more passcodes into one or more of the electronic devices. Such a manual configuration and/or passcodes entry system may be inconvenient for users.

Users may not want to remember passcodes and/or have to enter such passcodes or similar security measures in order to transfer data between different electronic devices. Apple thinks its biometric data plan is a better option.

Of course, Apple files for — and is granted — lots of patents by the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office. Many are for inventions that never see the light of day. However, you never can tell which ones will materialize in a real product.

Nice. I'm hopeless at TG installations which is why I don't buy them online even though can save quite a bit of money. Always end up buying from retailers and getting them to install it for me

Can you share the link where you bought it or info on exact model or picture of packaging if you still have it?
I bought the RM45 one in Celcom BlueCube, but the black borders are blocking the pixels around the screen. It also seems decrease touch sensitivity.

Wanted to buy Rhinoshield but after read lots of ppl complaining about their casing hard to take off thinking twice now.. Anyone using it and find it difficult to remove the casing?

Actually taking out the Otterbox case also a bit difficult at times but I like the tight fit!

I only use Otterbox Prefix and it is not difficult to take out.

Mine's the Symmetry, but it could be partially my fault due to the front and back tempered glass adding to the thickness of the phone

Wahhh... super well protected. Haha

Get this case very similar to Spigen Thin Air. Super slim like no casing like that but don’t offer expect any protection. Haha


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Haha, yeah, a little over with the OCD, admittedly

But that's the thing with casings, kan? Can't have thin and good protection together!