Norton Software Enters Jeans To Prevent Pockets From Being Stolen.

Yes, Norton, the security software company, now announces its March.

The market.

The company and Betabrand, a clothing manufacturer in San Francisco, have launched Norton jeans and tops, which are said to be able to ensure that something in your pocket is not stolen like PC protection.

The specific way to achieve this is to wear jeans and tops.

(note that it is a specific pocket, jeans are front and back, and only one coat.

Don't pretend to be wrong.

In the "installation" there is a fabric that blocks RFID wireless scanning. The outer part of the pocket is marked with yellow line.

These Norton certified pockets have the function of blocking RFID, and can ensure that information such as passports and contactless credit cards will not be stolen and stolen by short term contacts.

Jeans and

The price is 168 US dollars and 198 US dollars respectively.

At present, all two are in the "think-tank" stage, similar to Kickstarter or Indiegogo's crowd raising (jeans have reached the goal).

Early investors can buy this product at a lower price.

The product is expected to start selling in February next year.

It seems that Brian Dye, senior vice president of Symantec's information security, has already demonstrated this May's assertion that "the antivirus software that provides system protection is dead".

Norton died at PC, and was reborn online.

The concept of security extends from online to offline. Perhaps we have the opportunity to see many kinds of hardware that are "safe".

Much has been done, but no product has been seen as phenomenal.