Secure Locking Mechanisms for Mobile Phone Cases

Locking device for electronic devices that allows secure disassembly without specialized tools. The device has a locking component between the device's housings that can move between locked and unlocked positions. A driving member moves the locking component. An identity recognition module connects to the driving member and identifies user identity. When an unauthorized user is detected, the module keeps the locking component locked. For authorized users, it unlocks the device. This prevents unauthorized disassembly while allowing authorized servicing without special tools.

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Protective case for portable electronic devices like smartphones with a built-in stand that supports the device at an angle. The stand has an inner and outer section connected by hinges to the case back. The inner stand slides along tracks in the outer stand. A locking feature on the outer stand holds the inner stand open. Applying pressure flexes a portion of the outer stand to release the lock and close the stand.

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An electronic device housing with an automatic locking mechanism that eliminates the need for manual latching. The locking module has a base, a latch, and an action member. The latch moves between positions and has a groove. The action member also moves between positions and has a fixing part. In the unlocked state, the latch is in one position, the action member is in another position, the latch is in the groove, and the fixing part is separate. In the locked state, the latch moves, the action member moves, and the fixing part detaches from the groove. This automatic locking is triggered by the device body pushing the action member when closed.

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Structure for locking a mobile phone by friction to provide an easy way to securely lock and unlock a phone without needing a padlock hole. It uses a fingerprint scanner, motor, lock plate, and friction surfaces. The fingerprint board unlocks the motor to rotate the lock plate. The friction surfaces have slopes, rollers, and plates that engage to prevent phone removal. It allows locking phones on bikes, bags, etc. without holes.

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A secure mobile phone and wallet combination that protects sensitive information. The device has a phone section and a wallet section that can be locked together. The phone controls the lock and can be remotely activated to secure the wallet. This prevents unauthorized access to documents, cards, and cash stored in the wallet if it is lost or stolen.

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A carrying case for a cellphone and cards with a panel for the cellphone and a hinged panel with card pockets. The case closes with a flap and lock.

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Compact, discreet and inexpensive anti-theft device for electronic equipment like smartphones and tablets that provides physical prevention of theft without adding bulk or cables. The device has a foldable clamp that securely attaches to the device housing when closed. It uses a locking mechanism where the clamp engages the device's existing ports to prevent sliding. Unlocking is done via remote control. The device can be integrated into the equipment or used as an accessory. The foldable clamp allows compact storage when not in use. The remote unlocking provides convenience compared to manual unlocking.

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Locking mechanism for mobile phone card slots to prevent unauthorized removal of SIM cards. The mechanism uses a lever, springs, and a sensor. When a card is inserted, a telescoping plate extends into the slot and separates the lever from a first spring. The lever then pushes out the baffle, compressing a second spring. A sensor at the bottom detects the card and sends a signal to a controller. The controller extends the telescoping plate again, locking the lever and baffle in place. This prevents card removal without the correct PIN or fingerprint. The lever and baffle are connected by springs to allow card insertion/removal.

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Protective case for mobile devices with a retractable and lockable cover over the home button. This cover limits access to the home button to prevent accidental presses or unauthorized use. The cover can be locked closed, and unlocking it requires simultaneous coordinated actions.

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Security device for protecting portable electronics like tablets from theft and damage. The device has a housing that partially surrounds the device and an attachment to secure it. The housing has two sections that connect around the device. A bar holds them together. The attachment extends through the bar gap. A locking head prevents removal. Modular accessories attach to the housing. They can't be removed without disconnecting the housing sections. This prevents theft as the whole unit stays connected. It also protects the device since the housing surrounds it.

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A simple locking mechanism for removable devices like mobile phones that allows easier and more convenient locking with fewer components compared to conventional mechanisms. The lock has a latch, spring, guide shafts, and base with a connecting member. The latch connects to the device, the spring biases it closed, and the guides route it. The connecting member has a lock piece and engages when closed. This allows single-action locking with multiple states. The latch protrusion matches the lock slotted part to secure. The connecting member connects removable devices when locked. This simplifies locking to a single mechanism versus multiple components.

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Mobile device case with integrated card reader and lockable magnetic latch to securely carry cards and prevent loss. The case has a compartment with entrance and exit for cards. A lockable magnetic latch on the case side can be unlocked by the device to insert and secure cards. This prevents accidental removal and loss. The case also has a reader module inside to read the cards without contact. This protects the cards from damage and enables contactless reading. The magnetic latch, compartment, and reader are all connected to the device for coordinated operation.

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