The Mission Darkness™ FreeRoam Faraday Backpack combines military strength shielding with consumer aesthetics to offer a functional solution for protecting laptops and mobile devices during travel and everyday commuting. The interior is lined with two layers of TitanRF™ Faraday Fabric, a lab certified high-shielding material that blocks WiFi (2.4 & 5GHz), Bluetooth, cell signals including 5G networks, GPS, RFID, NFC, and radio signals from low MHz all the way up to 40GHz. When a device is enclosed in the backpack, no apps or malicious code can be remotely triggered or wiped, no communication can penetrate, and no one can access the microphone, camera, GPS location, or data. The shielded compartment also provides a barrier between your body and harmful EMF radiation and pollution emanating from devices inside.

Handheld devices, like cell phones, emit a large amount of EMF radiation/RF pollution. Normally we are exposed to these emissions every time we carry a cell phone in our pockets or close to our body. The protective FreeRoam Faraday Backpack offers a barrier between your body and harmful EMF emissions from man-made sources.

The backpack utilizes a unique closure method consisting of a double roll plus spring hook. Hidden internal magnets line the top seam, maintaining a tight and secure seal. The backpack is constructed with a durable and water-resistant 600D PVC exterior, plus an unshielded front zipper pocket for small items. The back side includes breathable back padding, plus adjustable straps with supportive nylon webbing. The padded laptop compartment fits up to 17 inch laptops, and the remaining space is large enough to accommodate bulky electronics or accessories.

Primary uses are for defense against data theft, anti-tracking, personal security, EMP protection, EMF radiation reduction, law enforcement and military forensic evidence collection, and to enhance digital privacy. The backpack is typically used to shield laptops, tablets, cell phones, GPS units, keyfobs, credit cards and IDs with RFID chips/tags, and similar size electronics.