Military-grade Faraday tablet bag that blocks RF signals, EMF, EMP, CME & Solar Flares. Certified to MIL STD 188-125 and IEEE 299-2006. Water-resistant outer construction with two layers of TitanRF™ Faraday Fabric inside. Large enough to shield multiple devices. Uniquely serialised for asset tracking and maintaining chain-of-custody for digital evidence. Ideal for law enforcement, forensics, field operations, executive travel and everyday users.
The Mission Darkness Non-window Faraday Bag for Tablets combines water-resistant construction with verified RF signal isolation. Shields tablets and similar electronic devices against tracking, hacking, wiping, or altering of digital evidence, ensuring an uncorrupted chain of custody from the crime scene to the laboratory – essential for law enforcement and forensics. When a device is enclosed in the bag, no apps or malicious code can be remotely triggered, no communication can penetrate, and no one can access the microphone, camera, GPS location, or data.
Designed For: Law enforcement agencies; forensic investigators; military personnel; government officials; executives; privacy-conscious individuals; emergency preppers; journalists; EMF sensitive people; EMP / CME / Solar Flare protection; personal data security. Suitable for tablets, cell phones, key fobs, Crypto wallets and similar electronic devices.
EMF Protection: Devices like cell phones and tablets expose us to harmful EMFs whenever we carry them in our pockets or close to our body. The Faraday Tablet bag offers a protective barrier between your body and the device.
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Serialised: Each bag has a unique serial number for asset tracking and evidence chain-of-custody documentation.
Usage Warning: the Faraday fabric on the inside will become defective with extended water contact or any punctures – do not insert wet devices, items or devices with sharp edges or unprotected sharp objects inside the bag.
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