With the Apple iPhone 7 right around the corner, it’s essential to know the best accessories available to optimize its performance. Sure, a case should be on the top of the list, but don’t be afraid to think bigger. A new case looks to do more than just protect your phone, it can protect your conversations. What does that even mean? Here are five things to know about it.
1. SAVE YOUR PHONE CONVERSATIONS WITH JIC
Remember that time your friend told that hilarious story on the phone but now it’s gone forever? What about that time your boss let slip some incriminating evidence in a meeting that you wish you could use against him? Well, whatever use one may have for recording a phone conversation, JIC makes it all possible. JIC is the world’s first Apple iPhone case that can record calls and in-person conversations.
2. TURN YOUR APPLE IPHONE INTO A RECORDER
With JIC, your Apple iPhone case literally becomes a recorder. Just press record during any conversation, either in-person or on the phone, to start capturing their voice. The conversation goes directly on the 2GB microSD card and available for instant playback at a press of a button.
3. GET CREATIVE WITH IT
JIC is more than just a voice recorder. Think of all the possibilities one can have with JIC right there in their pocket. Turn an Apple iPhone into a verbal scrapbook, a virtual assistant, a handy musicians helper, and idea bank and much more. Get creative with what you want to keep on hand.
4. IT’S STILL A GREAT CASE TOO
Just because it’s a voice recording case, that doesn’t mean it sacrifices protection over functionality. Your Apple iPhone will rest easy in the durable, long-lasting plastic and silicone outer shell. The cases have gone through a series of drop and pressure tests to ensure your device will withstand even the toughest conditions.
5. IS THIS LEGAL?
Great question. Recording conversations may seem like some sneaky spy game but it’s actually legal to record a conversation in a multitude of public places. That being said laws can change from state to state so do some research before you attempt to crack open the next Watergate scandal.
