How to Test Mic-Lock Lightning Microphone Blocker Single-Ended. 1. Open the “Voice Memos” app located on the iPhone.2. Tap the red Record button to start recording the voice or audio.3. Plug in the Mic-Lock and the recording will stop.4. Tap the Reco
If you have a phone with a USB-C port you can use the USB-C Secure Charger with Soundpass to ensure audio privacy and charge at the same time. Mic-Lock USB-C Secure Charger with Soundpass.
Yes you can and they cannot record you.Just plug the Mic-Lock into their device. Once the Mic-Lock is plugged in then it is the active audio device.No audio recording is possible.
You may have an iPhone case which is too tight for the Mic-Lock.Try it without the case and see if it fits properly.You should feel it fully inserted into the Lightning port.Do a search on the website for the ""Mic-Lock Lightning SoundPass"" for a sm
Yes, for the 3.5mm Mic-Lock, Apple used to include a 3.5mm to Lightning adapter.You plug this device into the same jack on your iPhone that you would plug your earphones, external microphone, or headset into.We also have Lightning-based Mic-Locks whi
Yes, Mic-Lock with either the 3.5mm, Lightning, or through a Lightning adapter, will provide audio security for all iPhones.
Yes, we do have the Mic-Lock Lightning single ended. You can find it here.
The Apple Lightning to 3.5mm adaptor allows audio to be captured by the microphone, while the Mic-Lock Lightning with SoundPass acts as a microphone to the phone but does not transmit any audio. It provides audio security and allows you to hear music
This unfortunately won't work because the section you want to cut off contains the Mic-Lock circuit. In this case, I would recommend going for our Mic-Lock Lightning Single Ended instead.
Yes, our product is indeed compatible with iPhone 12.Mic-Lock is registered under the Apple Made For iPhone (MFI). We buy all the connectors from authorized Apple suppliers.
If "Hey Siri" is enabled in Settings, iOS will remain active for your "Hey Siri" voice print. With the Mic-Lock attached, Siri will launch, but no commands will be transmitted. Enabling "Hey Siri" is a global system command that is always on. If you
The Mic-Lock security circuit remains consistent across all our products. Comparing it to a 3.5mm connector isn't entirely an apple to apple comparison. While the 3.5mm analog offers comparable audio quality, the Lightning connector serves additional
Most iPads do have a 3.5mm port and a Lightning connector at the same time. We make Mic-Lock in both versions and either one will work.Additionally, Apple also uses the USB C port and not the Lightning port on the iPad Pro, iPad Air 2020, and iPad Mi
If you enable "Hey, Siri" on your iPhone, it functions as a global system command that is always active and resident at the OS level. For your privacy we strongly recommend you turn off Siri in Settings.
Yes, the Mic-Lock Lightning will still work even if nothing is plugged into the other end. With the Mic-Lock Lightning plugged into the iPhone or iPad, it acts as though there's a live “mic” plugged in, but no audio transmits.
The iPhone or any phone, computer or laptop can only have one active primary audio source at a time.It's similar to the TV remote's video "source" button.You cannot use Bluetooth and Mic-Lock at the same time.If you would like audio security and list
Mic-Lock fits through the appropriate port in any phone or tablet case.