Fireproof Faraday Bag with Zipper Anti-Tracking GPS RFID Car Key Signal Blocker Wallet Shielding Pouch Protective Case for Cell Phone Privacy and Car Key FOB
Brand: Tamfile
Color: Black

Dear customer, I want to explain about the problem that the product in the review cannot block the signal. When you open the cover of the shielding bag, you will find that there are two pockets, one with a zipper and the other without. Put the phone inside and close the lid with a zipper. Both the Internet and the phone cannot be linked. You can do an experiment like this. However, another pocket without a zipper cannot block the signal. This pocket is suitable for items that do not need to block the signal. If you put your phone in a pocket without a zipper, the result will receive the signal like your test results.

Faraday bag can protect you from identity theft and data breaches, the principle is blocked wireless signals, including cellular, Bluetooth, WiFi, GPS, RFID and NFC signals, protecting you from unauthorized scans. Signal shielding pouch bag, Protective Case cell phone
Material: Double Layered design, high quality Black Non-itchy Liquid Silicone Coated Fireproof Fiberglass and shield material. Front pocket with fireproof material provides safe extra storage for items. Inner silver layer signal shielding pouch bag with waterproof
Front pocket has the functions of firewater, inner pocket has Resistant, Anti-radiation, anti-tracking, anti-spying, GPS RFID signal blocker. The bag can block cell phone GPS signal to prevent tracking, protect your privacy and ID card, Bank card, cash, important documents, etc. can
Size: Length: 8.5 inches, width: 4.5 inches, suitable for all kinds of car key fob and cell phone, bank card, ID card, door key, smart wristband. Faraday bag light and convenient, you can always take it in your hand, or put it in your wallet, in a drawer.
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