Faraday Laptop/Tablet Bag - Large 45cm x 35cm - Provides Protection Against EMF, Radiation, and Tracking

Faraday protection bag for laptops, tablets, mobile phones

LARGE SIZE: 45cm by 35cm

Protect Your Devices with Faraday Bags

As our reliance on wireless technology grows, it becomes increasingly important to protect our devices from unknown remote attacks. Our range of Faraday Bags provides an effective solution for blocking EMF, radiation, tracking, and hacking threats.

Our Faraday Laptop/Tablet Bag is constructed with high-quality materials, including two layers of high-shielding faraday fabric, a protective ballistic nylon water-resistant outer shell, and double fold-over enclosure.

The bag also features a clear velcro-sealable pocket on the back for business cards or agency identification.

This signal-blocking bag is designed to protect your personal and financial data by blocking RFID scanners and readers from detecting your cards' RFID signals. It instantly blocks all wireless signals to and from your device, shielding it from wireless threats such as hacking, tracking, and data extraction.

Once your device is securely inside the enclosure, the Laptop Faraday Bag provides reliable protection against malicious apps, wireless spying, microphone access, eavesdropping, GPS tracking, camera access, location data, and compromising personal and business information.

Our Laptop Faraday Bags are hand-constructed with durable waterproof nylon on the outside and multiple layers of RF shielding fabrics and our quality seal on the interior to provide instant and reliable protection to you and your devices.

How does a Faraday Bag work?

Much like the Faraday cage, a Faraday Bag is an enclosed, sealed unit that prevents signals from being sent and received thanks to the material the bag is made from. This is important for seized devices where the data is used as evidence in court, as the Faraday bag will ensure the data has not been tampered with. So, choose the right Faraday Bag for your device and stay safe from wireless threats.

Faraday bags are named after Michael Faraday, an English scientist who discovered electromagnetic induction and electrochemistry in the early 19th century. However, the modern Faraday bags used for blocking electromagnetic fields and signals were developed much later, with the exact inventor or inventors unknown. The concept of a Faraday cage or shield has been used for many decades in various industries, but the use of Faraday bags specifically for electronic devices is a more recent development.