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This is where privacy screen protectors come into play. You may have heard about screen protectors and how they help you keep your device screen scratch-free and even limit cracking in many cases. A privacy screen protector not only does that but also enables you to protect your data from nosy people.


While many people may not mind a peep from a stranger, these screen protectors are definitely worth considering. We live in an information era where someone can easily find out who you work for, what routes you take, where you eat, shop and bank etc. from your screen alone.


PET film screen protectors are available for almost any device. They do not however adhere to curved surfaces as is the case with the edges of some of the modern-day smartphones. Quality of the film can vary depending on the manufacturer and is directly reflected on the price.


Their main use is to either protect the screen from moderate scratches and grease or to install an overlay for a particular purpose like glare reduction or privacy. Their main disadvantage is that they offer minimal impact protection, meaning your screen will most probably crack or break, say if the device falls face flat.


TPU films come in various thicknesses and surface hardness. You can get the exceptionally thin layered protectors that can adhere to curved surfaces and smartwatches. You can also get the thicker ones designed to absorb and dissipate direct impact to the screens. The great thing about these type of protectors is that they do not shatter.


They protect against scratches, oiling, dust and shock. Tempered glass screen protectors will absorb just about all the shock from a higher impact hit and shatter, leaving the actual screen intact. All you have to do is replace the protector with a new one once shattered. They can have up to 9H in material hardness.


Tempered glass screen protectors may offer great protection, but they also tend to be the most expensive if they fail. Keep in mind that once shattered it is of no further use let alone the health risks associated with the tiny shards of glass that are sometimes invisible.


Privacy screen protectors use micro-louver technology which will only let light from the device display go through at specific angles. This type usually offers a better view of the screen. There are other types that use some sort of tint or darkened film but give a lower quality view.


Generally there are 2 types of privacy screen protectors; namely two-way and four-way. Both these types are available in either glossy mirror-like finish or a matte finish. The viewing angle for either of these is 30 or 45 degrees either side of the screen.



Dry Installation
 - Here, the screen protector sticks to the device screen with the help of static electricity. Installing a screen protector isn't too difficult but can be somewhat tricky if not done properly. Many manufacturers include toolkits to assist in applying for more accuracy.





Ensure that the screen protector is properly aligned with the screen, with the plastic cover to be peeled off facing up. You can always remove it gently and reposition it rather than trying to turn it while parts of it are already sticking to the screen.



Wet Installation
 - The main difference between this method and the dry one is that before placing the screen protector onto the device screen, you have to first apply a liquid. It can be sprayed onto the device screen or the bottom surface of the screen protector.


Some brands provide frames to help you spread the liquid evenly and accurately align the protector with the screen. Others use adhesives that rely on UV light curing. These two types are a little more expensive but they make the installation process much more neat.


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