A no-phone sign isn't about banning technology — it's about protecting the people in the room. One notice at the entry point covers calls, photos, video and the smart glasses pretending to be just glasses.
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The default assumption in a private space used to be: of course no one is recording. That assumption is gone. A clear sign restores it — and gives staff the standing to enforce it the moment a phone comes out.
Sets the rule before anyone reaches for their pocket.
Calls, photos, video, screen recording and smart glasses.
Backs staff up when they ask someone to put it away.
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At entry points to restrooms, change rooms, treatment rooms, classrooms, conference rooms, gym floors and any space where phone use — calls, photos or video — would breach privacy or focus. Mount at eye level (1.4–1.6 m) so it's visible before someone walks in.
Yes. Our wording prohibits calls, photography, video and screen recording in one notice, plus smart glasses and wearable recording devices that older 'no phones' signs miss.
A clearly posted notice puts visitors on notice that phone use is prohibited in that area. That's the basis for asking someone to put their phone away, refusing service, or escalating. Specific enforcement varies by jurisdiction — consult counsel for your context.
200 × 300 mm portrait (A4-comparable) — the standard format for door and room signage, clearly legible at entry distance. Comfortably covers doorways, reception desks and locker-room entries. For long corridors or open gym floors, order two and place them in line of sight.
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