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Plastic. Webcam slider cover with double-sided tape on the back. Use on your computer, laptop, monitor, tablet, and TV. Easy to open when in use and close to block webcam viewing. Ultra-thin and lightweight. Protect your privacy.

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With so many stories circulating about government, corporate, and personal computers being hacked and used to spy on users, it's understandable that your clients and vendors will want to take some precautions. One such precaution is the placement of a cover over the webcam

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The Peeky Webcam Cover is perfect in today's age of internet security and privacy. Made of ABS plastic with an adhesive that will not leave residue on monitors nor laptops, this web camera cover is thin enough to still allow most laptops to close properly. It includes a

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Why cover up the lens on your laptop, tablet, or smartphone? There are a couple of reasons. First of all, there is always a risk that you haven't logged out of a virtual conference and people will continue to see you; we've all read the stories on the Internet. Second, a

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This two-tone webcam cover protects your security and privacy and prevents webcam spying. Simply place your finger on the white, contoured tab and slide your finger to hide and unhide the web camera, also revealing the second color of the webcam. Fits most smartphones, smart

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They're watching you! Private Eyes is a privacy lens cover for the web cam on your computer and phone with eye-catching logo space. The sleek modern design will protect you from potential on-lookers who want to invade your private space. Prominently displays your logo. Easy

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With so many people becoming concerned with online security, it makes sense that you'd want to tailor your promotional items to address that concern. But what to give? You don't want to hand out virus protection software for the simple reason that it's a very expensive

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Maybe you don't believe that anyone is hacking into your computer and watching you through the built-in camera. It does sound a bit paranoid, even though there are plenty of cases of that exact thing happening. So instead, just think about how many times you've been involved

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Once upon a time, when people took pictures with cameras instead of their phones, lens caps were intended to protect the lens from getting damaged. Nowadays, it's not too likely that the small camera built into your phone, tablet, or computer will get damaged. But there's a