Welcoming the newest member of Mission Darkness™ faradaynproducts – the FreeRoam Faraday Belt Bag – the perfect accessory for EMF and data protection when travelling.
The Mission Darkness™ FreeRoam Faraday Belt Bag is a stylish waist pack perfect for travel and everyday wear. The large interior compartment is lined with two discreet layers of TitanRF™ Faraday Fabric, a lab certified high-shielding material that blocks radio frequencies (RF) and electromagnetic fields (EMF). The shielded compartment 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 cell phone is enclosed in the bag, 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 cell phones or other electronic devices inside. Additional benefits include RFID security for passports, credit cards, and any item with an RFID chip/tag.
The shielded compartment utilizes a magnetic closure, making it easy to access contents inside. The magnetic seal rolls closed and is contained inside of the bag, which has an additional outer zipper seal. The bag is constructed with a protective exterior, plus two unshielded front zipper compartments to store accessories. To wear, simply clip the bag around your body for hands-free carrying. The adjustable band can be clipped around the waist or worn like a sling over the shoulder.
We highly recommend this belt bag for men, who usually hold their cell phones in their pockets, therefore increasing their risk to the dangers of close proximity exposure to radiation emitted by their phones. The belt bag is the perfect solution. And great for women as well, when you don’t want to carry a shoulder bag.
Primary uses are for defense against data theft, personal security, EMP protection, EMF radiation reduction, law enforcement and military forensic evidence collection, and to enhance digital privacy. The bag is typically used to shield cell phones, passports, credit cards, GPS units, transponders, transmitters, two-way radios, keyfobs, smart watches, and similar size electronics.
