Kensington 64068F security lock
- Security Module
- Notebook
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22-inch privacy filter limits screen visibility to protect on-screen data
This privacy screen attaches to a 22-inch display to limit the viewing angle so only the person directly in front can read the screen. It is suited for office workers, healthcare staff or anyone handling confidential data in shared or open-plan environments.
The filter can be installed with the supplied adhesive tabs for a semi-permanent fit or with magnetic strips that allow quick removal when collaboration is needed. Both methods rely on the monitor bezel being flat and wide enough to hold the fasteners securely.
It upgrades from makeshift solutions such as cardboard shields, angled monitor positioning or software-only privacy modes that reduce brightness. The jump is worth it when visual data protection is a compliance requirement or when frequent screen sharing makes permanent filters impractical.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | STARTECH |
| Size & build | |
| Shipping weight | 0.23 kg |
| Package size | 406 × 305 × 13 mm |
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