Do you keep your Global Entry card inside the foil it was issued in?

[Sam Finkelstein]

The pouch warns: Protect your card’s sensitive electronics – and your privacy. Keep the card in this sleeve when not in use.

Sounds nice, but annoying in practice. I’d rather keep this card in my wallet under my driver’s license.

Is this a real concern?

Your thoughts.

[aygart]

The pouch warns: Protect your card’s sensitive electronics – and your privacy. Keep the card in this sleeve when not in use.

Sounds nice, but annoying in practice. I’d rather keep this card in my wallet under my driver’s license.

Is this a real concern?

Your thoughts.

You don't have an RFID blocking wallet?

[Sam Finkelstein]

You don't have an RFID blocking wallet?

Nope.

[Dr Moose]

Make a new thread, do you have an RFID blocking wallet.

[myi]

The pouch warns: Protect your card’s sensitive electronics – and your privacy. Keep the card in this sleeve when not in use.

Sounds nice, but annoying in practice. I’d rather keep this card in my wallet under my driver’s license.

Is this a real concern?

Your thoughts.

Same with the enhanced drivers license which comes with the foil.
 You can be a potential target should you keep it out of the casing.

[David Smith]

I keep it in the foil it came in, in the envelope it came in, in a drawer in my house. I haven't found it necessary to carry around.

[Something Fishy]

No.

I distrust government-issued tinfoil hats pouches. They could just track you even easier that way.

[FlyFirst]

I keep my Passport, Global entry, Priority pass card all together and take it wth me only when traveling.

[coralsnake]

I keep it in the foil it came in, in the envelope it came in, in a drawer in my house. I haven't found it necessary to carry around.

Same. I have yet to find an instance where I need it.

[MeirS]

I keep it in the foil it came in, in the envelope it came in, in a drawer in my house. I haven't found it necessary to carry around.

Same. I have yet to find an instance where I need it.

I use it as a government issued ID in instances where I don't want agents knowing where I live.

[mmgfarb]

Same. I have yet to find an instance where I need it.

+1, when would you ever need it where a passport or license wouldn't suffice?

[Yammer]

I keep it in the foil it came in, in the envelope it came in, in a drawer in my house. I haven't found it necessary to carry around.

+1

[yitrap]

Departing Canada to the US in order to use GE line you have to show them your card.

Also if you have Nexus you need to use the card to start the machine.

[myi]

Departing Canada to the US in order to use GE line you have to show them your card.

Isn't it printed on your Boarding pass? 

[yitrap]

Isn't it printed on your Boarding pass?

No

[Abebee]

In pouch, in passport.

[chff]

I use it as a government issued ID in instances where I don't want agents knowing where I live.

I always show this as an ID

[coralsnake]

I use it as a government issued ID in instances where I don't want agents knowing where I live.

You mean, like a Passport? 

[ExGingi]

Departing Canada to the US in order to use GE line you have to show them your card.

Not IME (a couple of years ago)

Also if you have Nexus you need to use the card to start the machine.

When entering Canada you need the card if you have Nexus IINM.

[yitrap]

Not IME (a couple of years ago)
When entering Canada you need the card if you have Nexus IINM.

Yes IME many many times.

You don't have to actually show the card when entering it's just the first step to get the machine started...