"Copyright Your Face" Tough Case for Samsung® — 20 Galaxy Models, S20 to S25 Ultra
"Copyright Your Face" Tough Case for Samsung® — 20 Galaxy Models, S20 to S25 Ultra
Copyright Your Face
And along the bottom edge, where only you'll see it:
Only way you will have a case.
Three meanings, one word
A case you could bring. A case on your phone. A case as in an argument that stands up.
Your face is the one asset you were issued at birth and never registered. It's in photographs you didn't take, on cameras you didn't notice, in datasets nobody asked you about, and increasingly in systems that can generate a convincing version of you doing things you have never done.
The advice, such as it is: register it, or you've got nothing to file.
It's a joke. It's also uncomfortably close to how this actually works.
The line on the bottom is for you
The front is the statement. The bottom edge is the punchline, positioned where only the person holding the phone reads it — turning it over, picking it up, glancing down.
Deliberate. The joke is about a private asset, so half of it stays private.
It's on the right object
The phone is the camera. It's what's been photographing you continuously for fifteen years, uploading to services whose terms you accepted without reading, feeding systems that didn't exist when you started.
A note about protecting your face, printed on the device that's been collecting it, is the only correct place for this.
Twenty Galaxy models, going back to the S20
That's the part worth knowing. We cover Galaxy S20 through S25 Ultra — twenty variants, including the Plus, Ultra, and FE editions.
Case support for older Galaxy phones tends to thin out fast, and if you're still running an S20 or S21 you've probably noticed the selection shrinking. This isn't that.
The case itself
Dual-layer construction — a hard polycarbonate outer shell over a soft polyurethane inner liner. That combination is what actually survives a drop: the rigid layer spreads the force, the flexible one absorbs it. Single-layer cases do one or the other.
Precisely aligned port openings — buttons, ports, and camera cutouts matched to the specific model rather than approximated across a family. That matters more on Galaxy than on iPhone, since the camera arrays differ substantially between an S20 and an S25.
Induction charging compatible, so wireless charging works through the case.
$29.99.
Care — two things worth knowing
Keep it away from high-alcohol liquids. Hand sanitizer, alcohol wipes, and some cleaning sprays can lift the print over time. Use a damp cloth instead.
Keep it out of prolonged direct sunlight. UV yellows polycarbonate — true of the material generally, not this case specifically. A hot dashboard is the usual culprit.
⚠ California Proposition 65 Warning
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Bisphenol A (BPA), which is known to the State of California to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
Who it's for
People who've noticed their likeness became a commodity without a transaction.
Anyone in photography, film, modeling, or performance, where the face is the product and the question of who owns its use is a live professional issue.
Lawyers, especially IP lawyers, who'll read all three meanings of "case" at once.
People in tech with an uneasy conscience about what's being trained on.
And Galaxy owners, who are used to being an afterthought in graphic phone cases.
As a gift
Easy, useful, and under $30.
- For a lawyer, especially IP or entertainment
- Photographers, actors, models, creators
- Birthdays for anyone hard to shop for who has a Galaxy
- Graduation, for law and media students
You need their exact model. Twenty variants and no guessing — and Galaxy naming is confusing enough that it's worth asking rather than assuming.
On iPhone?
We make the same design for iPhone, with MagSafe® magnets built in:
Copyright Your Face MagSafe® Tough Case for iPhone® →
Specifications
- Outer shell: polycarbonate (PC)
- Liner: polyurethane (TPU)
- Dual-layer protection
- Precisely aligned port openings
- Induction charger compatible
- 20 Galaxy models: S20 through S25 Ultra
- Original design by the creator of DistributeThis
Frequently asked questions
What does it say? "Copyright Your Face" on the front, stacked in three lines. Along the bottom edge: "Only way you will have a case."
What's the joke? "Case" three ways — a legal case, a phone case, and having a case as in an argument that holds up. Your face is the one asset you never registered, and the bottom line points out what that means if anyone uses it.
Can you actually copyright your face? Not straightforwardly, which is part of what makes it funny. Copyright generally covers creative works rather than a person's appearance. What does exist is the right of publicity, which protects commercial use of your name and likeness and varies quite a bit by state. Which is roughly the point — the protection is patchier than most people assume.
Where's the second line? Along the bottom edge. You read it when you pick the phone up, not when you're holding it out.
Does it have magnets? No. Samsung phones don't use MagSafe, so this shell doesn't include magnets. It is induction charging compatible, so wireless charging works through it. Our iPhone version does have MagSafe® magnets built in.
Which Galaxy models are covered? Twenty of them — the S20, S21, S22, S23, S24, and S25 families, including Plus, Ultra, and FE editions where they exist.
How protective is it? Dual-layer — hard polycarbonate over a shock-absorbing TPU liner. The rigid layer spreads impact, the soft one absorbs it, which is why this outperforms single-layer cases.
What's the Proposition 65 warning about? California requires businesses to warn about products that may expose consumers to any of roughly 900 listed chemicals. BPA is commonly involved in polycarbonate manufacturing, so this applies broadly to hard phone cases and many everyday products. The warning is required regardless of exposure level, so its presence doesn't indicate how much of anything is present. We publish it because we'd rather you have the information.
Will it yellow? Prolonged direct sunlight yellows polycarbonate — a property of the material, not this case specifically. Keep it off a hot dashboard and it stays clear.