Privacy Magnetic Case For iPhone 11 Pro Max 6.5", Dteck Anti-Peeping Clear Double Sided Tempered Glass[Built-in Privacy Screen Protector][Magnet Absorption Metal Frame] Anti-spy Case,Red

【Refuse Peeping!】Privacy anti-peeping magnetic case has built-in privacy screen protector, the displayed information on the screen is exclusively for users to read frontally and the visual area is 60° (Left&right 30°). You can see screen clearly when you look directly at your phone, people who stand beside cannot read your screen. Anti-spy magnetic case protects privacy perfectly which protects your information, chat record, payment password from peeping.
【Double Side Tempered Glass & Updated Magnetic Adsorption】 The Privacy Magnetic case is made of front bulit-in privacy screen protector+magnet metal frame+back clear transparent tempered glass cover shows the Apple logo and the original phone design clearly.Adopting multipoint and strong magnetic field adsorption tech with built-in magnet surrounds the Privacy Magnetic iPhone 11 case,the powerful magnetic adsorption makes the phone case seamlessly connected. Double Protection!
【Support Face ID Unlock & Wireless Charging】Anti-peeping privacy magnetic iPhone 11 case is made of the nano-optical technology, which is perfectly compatible with your phone. Use the face to unlock normally (If the face ID cannot be recognized, just re-enter it). Precise cutouts make privacy magnetic case access to all ports and functions easily. Non-blocking Signal.Thin design makes privacy magnetic case support wireless charging without removing the case.
【360 Full Protective & Super Easy installation】The privacy magnetic case with full body frame & 9H tempered glass, its metal frame is shock-resistant withstand the nicks and scrapes, not easily deformed. Double-side tempered glass protect your iPhone 11 from shock, smudges, scratches .Magnetic strong adsorption phone shell automatic closing, easy to assemble. [Please tear off the protective film of your iPhone, wipe the screen clean, and then install the privacy case.]