Yep, it's just a metal anchor point — for any device with a 3.5mm headphone jack — but that machined loop means you can secure your phone/slate to your person, with a clip and lanyard/chain, so it's less likely to slip out of your fingers or work its way put of your pocket and end up smashed on the ground — or, indeed, be stolen.
Secure, person-to-person (or person-to-business) mobile payments without the high fees associated with PayPal, or the need for special hardware?
Whether the current crypto environment can support that need is still to be seen but with the rise of new funding methods, secure person-to-person transactions, and the slow strangling of traditional VC I'm thinking 2018 and beyond will be far brighter than we can imagine.
Once that was communicated to the officer, our policy is to secure that person, and that's what the officer did".
It reads: "When you have an individual of Jürgen's quality in the building it makes perfect sense to secure that person for the long term.
Explain to students that they will be creating "How it Works" posters and Public Service Announcements examining current pension plans and policies and explaining different ways to secure a person's financial future.
And yet we're the same species that thinks fat rings are fairy-tale items which somehow "secure" another person's love, one step away from a "happily ever after".
The next morning Northumberland sent his son Robert into Hertfordshire with 300 men to secure the person of Mary Tudor.
Forced marriages also occur in developed nations, with women and girls being forced to marry foreign men for cultural reasons, or in order to secure another person's entry into the country.
At this point, some people also like to secure the person's hands to their waist, though it's not necessary for a basic hogtie.
The more open and effusive the body language, the more secure a person is likely to be, while closed body language (slumping, hunched shoulders, folded arms, etc).
