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Give your phone some space.
Use speakerphone with the handset away from your body when practical. The guide shows the flap folded back to support a comfortable grip.
The QuantaCase approach
A small step. Used thoughtfully.
Thoughtful design is only the beginning. Learn where the shield belongs, build a few practical habits, and understand what a case can—and cannot—do.
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01 / The principle
Put the shield on your side.
QuantaCase uses a shielded front flap. Its intended role is directional: position that flap between your body and the phone. It is part of a precautionary routine, not a guarantee of safety.
01Know the shielded side.
02Make room for distance.
03Keep expectations honest.
02 / Daily use
Three moments. Better habits.
02
Close the flap for a call.
If a call requires holding the phone to your ear, close the shielded front cover between the handset and your head.
03
Carry with intention.
Prefer a bag to a pocket. Place the shielded front cover toward your body, and create separation where practical.
03 / Honest expectations
A step in the right direction.
A phone must communicate to stay connected. A folio case does not enclose the handset, eliminate its emissions, or establish that using it is risk-free.
A shielding-material test describes a material under particular conditions. It does not establish a matching reduction in your exposure or demonstrate a health benefit from a finished case.
“RF Safe Approved” refers to RF Safe’s own design criteria. It is not an independent certification or a guarantee of health protection.
04 / Questions
Understand your case.
Does the case make my phone safe?
No case can promise that. QuantaCase is offered as a practical precaution with instructions for its intended use. Avoid treating any accessory as permission for more close-contact phone use.
Should I still use speakerphone?
Yes. Choose speakerphone and separation when practical. If you bring the phone to your ear, close the shielded front flap between your head and the handset.
What about airplane mode?
When you do not need connectivity, consider airplane mode. Check Wi-Fi and Bluetooth separately; they may remain enabled. Restore the connections you need for calls and other services.
