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Using your Privacy Guard
COMPONENTS 2
CASE
Inserting your iPhone 2
How it works 3
COVER
Securing the cover 3
Activating/deactivating audio protection 3
How it works 4
COVER + CASE
Removing the cover 4
Removing iPhone 6/6s from the case 4
PRIVORO APP 5
THE INDICATOR LIGHT 5
CARE AND MAINTENANCE 5
CONTACT AND WARRANTY 5
Note: Your privacy guard was shipped in hibernation mode to preserve
the battery. Before using the first time, connect device to a power source
for at least 1 minute. We recommend fully charging the privacy guard
before using, as the battery may be partially depleted.
Quick Start [Guide]
[CASE]
Inserting your iPhone 6/6s
1.  Raise the hood by
holding the case
in one hand. Using
the other hand,
place your thumb
on the front and
your forefinger on
the back of the
hood and gently lift.
2. Align and press
the bottom of
the phone into
the case about
¼ inch above
the Lightning
connector.
3. Keeping the bottom
of the phone flush
against the case,
gently slide the
phone down onto the
Lightning connector –
press firmly from the
top of the phone to
ensure the phone
is seated.
4. Push on the top front
portion of the phone
so that it rotates back
fully into the case.
5. Lower the hood by
pushing down on
the top of it.
[COMPONENTS]
This sophisticated device is designed to protect you
from surve illance and location tracking, yet the
components are simple to identify and use.
Hood
Button
Access window
Lightning
connector
[CASE][ COVER]
Remove screen protectors and protective cases before
inserting your iPhone into the Privacy Guard case.
[COVER]
Securing the cover
With the hood
down, slide
the cover over
the case until
you fee iit lock
into place.
Activating/deactivating audio protection
Audio masking
can be activated
or deactivated
with the cover on
or o, by pressing
the button. When
the cover is on,
press the button
through the
access window.
The other side of the
reversible cover does
not have an access
window - cover button
with this side to
prevent accidental
access to the button.
[CASE]
How it works
HOOD DOWN
(and power o)
Camera/video protection is active,
audio masking protection is o
BUTTON
Pressing button activates audio masking protection
1. Press and hold button
for 3 seconds to
activate. A white
light will come on,
indicating that audio
masking has been
activated.
2. Additional quick
presses of the button
will rotate through
3 brightness modes.
HOOD DOWN
(and power on)
Microphone & camera/video protection is active
front back
HOOD UP
Microphone & camera/video protection is deactivated
front back
[Access camera,
make calls, use Siri]
[Access camera –
through window]
[COVER + CASE]
Removing the cover
1. Put one hand around
the cover. With the
other hand, grip the
bottom of the case
at each side.
2. Pull the cover
up and o.
Removing iPhone 6/6s from the case
1. Raise the hood.
2. Place your
index finger
on the back
of the phone
(near the camera
lens) and gently
press forward.
3. Pull the phone o
the case. Lightning
connector and out
of the case.
[COVER]
How it works
COVER SECURELY IN PLACE
Location tracking/radio frequency protection on
This gives you full protection from location tracking
and radio frequency hacking (via cell tower,
Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS) regardless of whether or not
you have activated audio protection.
Camera/video protections are automatic when the
cover is on because the hood is in the down position.
Important: Inside the cover are tiny metal, gold-plated
“fingers” that are essential for full protection. Take
extreme care not to bend or damage these fingers.
[THE INDICATOR LIGHT]
© 2017 Privoro LLC. All rights reserved.
[CARE AND MAINTENANCE]
To ensure maximum performance and prevent
damage to your privacy guard, keep the case and
cover away from food, water and debris.
Should the gold-plated fingers on the interior
of the cover become dirty, use a soft dry cloth and
gently wipe the fingers toward the center of
the cover, being cautious not to catch, break or
bend the fingers on the return stroke.
When the cover is not on the case, leave the
opening face-down to minimize the risk of debris
falling into the cover and onto the fingers. To clean
the exterior of the cover and case, use a damp
cloth or non-astringent cleaners. Do not spray
or saturate the case or cover in liquid.
[CONTACT AND WARRANTY INFORMATION]
Visit Privoro.com or call 1-844-PRI-VORO
(1-844-774-8676) for assistance and information
on Privoro’s one-year limited warranty.
The indicator light on the button is designed
to advise you when audio masking is on or o
and the status of the battery level. Below is a guide
to the dierent light combinations.
Testing
Audio
Protection
Testing
RF Protection
[PRIVORO APP]
Download the Privoro app from the Apple
App Store to monitor your privacy guard’s
performance in real time.
SOLID WHITE LIGHT = audio masking is ON
and battery level remaining is greater than 15%
ALTERNATING WHITE/RED = audio masking
is ON and battery level remaining is less than 15%
When connected to a USB power source
(case is charging)
ALTERNATING WHITE/AMBER = audio masking
is ON and the battery level is less than 95%
ALTERNATING WHITE/GREEN = audio masking
is ON and the battery level is greater than 95%
SOLID AMBER = audio masking is o and battery
level is less than 95%
SOLID GREEN LIGHT = audio masking is o and
the battery level is greater than 95%
Note: When the case is first connected to a USB power
source a green light will flash three times, indicating that
the battery is now out of hibernation mode (the mode it
is shipped in). This is a one-time occurrence.