📱 FWB Decree of 13 March 2025 — Smartphones banned in class. Compliant solution out of the box.Learn more

Honest comparison

BeShield vs Yondr: which anti-smartphone pouch for Belgian schools?

Yondr is the well-known US pioneer. BeShield is the Belgian alternative, built for schools under the FWB and Vlaanderen decrees. Here's the difference, no spin.

If you're on this page, you've probably already heard of Yondr — fair enough, it's the most recognized solution worldwide. Our goal isn't to bash them, but to give you concrete facts so you can pick what fits your Belgian school best.

Side-by-side comparison

CriterionBeShieldYondr
FWB decree compliance (13 March 2025)
Yes — explicitly designed for it
No official FWB positioning
Vlaanderen compliance
Yes — Faraday cage: zero signal
Blocks notifications, not all signals
Blocking technology
Faraday cage — blocks 4G/5G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, NFC
Magnetic phone locking
Student keeps their phone
Yes, in pocket or bag
Yes, in pocket or bag
Unlocking
Magnetic base at class exit — instant
Magnetic base — instant
Contact & support
Belgium-based team, FR/NL, local shipping
International support, US-based
Invoicing & quotes
EUR quotes, BE VAT, school PO
Pricing on request, USD
Personalization (school logo, student ID)
In-house UV marking
Limited depending on volume
Full ecosystem (iPad, MacBook, charging…)
Yes — one supplier for everything
Pouches only

Why pick BeShield

  • Built for Belgium

    FWB and Vlaanderen decrees parsed line by line. Your school is compliant from day one, in both regions.

  • True Faraday cage

    More than locking: no signal in or out. No ghost notifications, no workarounds.

  • One Belgian partner

    Pouches, bases, iPad/MacBook protection, charging, UV marking — one team based in Belgium.

  • School-friendly quotes

    EUR, BE VAT, purchase orders, 30-day terms, named invoice for your accounting.

Run the comparison on your own case

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Yondr information is sourced from public materials (official site, school feedback). If you work at Yondr and want to correct anything, write to us — we'll update.