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Or one of these Faraday Cage bags. I wonder if anyone has independently tested these for emissions leakage. https://www.amazon.com/Faraday-EMP-BLACKOUT®-Preppi
by gjkood 10y ago
Or one of these Faraday Cage bags. I wonder if anyone has independently tested these for emissions leakage.
https://www.amazon.com/Faraday-EMP-BLACKOUT®-Prepping-Smartphones/dp/B01BCV7JMW/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1472230252&sr=8-1&keywords=faraday+cage+emp+bag+from+blackout+bags https://www.amazon.com/Faraday-EMP-BLACKOUT®-Prepping-Smartp...
- dnh44 10y agoThose look remarkably like some anti-static bags that we bought by the thousands in China for less than a dollar a piece. I'll check on Tuesday and post back here.
- gjkood 10y agoI just spent a week in the Shenzhen Huaqiang Bei electronic malls and I couldn't agree with you more about the pricing. You can do so much better being there physically and negotiating the hell out of things.
- dnh44 10y agoWell I've tried the bags we have at the office and while they do indeed look the same my phone has no trouble staying connected while inside the bag.
- duskwuff 10y agoRead the reviews. Multiple users report cell phones working perfectly fine while inside the bag. As noted by dnh44, these are almost certainly bog-standard antistatic bags, which are not intended to provide any kind of RF shielding.
- gjkood 10y agoAs all things we buy on the internet, if it seems to be too good to be true... Hence my comment about independent testing/review of such products. However the concept of Faraday Cages is not new. There are vendors catering to the Law Enforcement market that make these bags to prevent tampering of evidence on confiscated devices. You just have to find the right ones. I was just showing examples of such products available online. Caveat Emptor.