Relying on software alone to keep your devices safe is like locking your car but leaving the windows down while it’s parked. From a distance, it looks secure, but anyone who wants in still has easy access.
The digital world doesn’t just attack through firewalls and passwords. Your devices leak wireless signals constantly — cellular, WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS, NFC. Those signals can be intercepted, analyzed, and exploited. It’s called side-channel exposure, and it’s one of the least understood but most dangerous risks to your privacy and security.
The question isn’t “Do I need aFaraday bag?” It’s “How long are you willing to leave your devices exposed?”
From executives and government contractors to crypto traders and journalists, the feedback is the same:Faraday protection closes the gaps that software can’t.
Travelers: Stop constant tracking at airports, hotels, and rideshares.
Crypto investors: Shield hardware wallets from wireless side-channel attacks.
Enterprises: Prevent data leaks when devices leave secure networks.
Everyday professionals: Keep phones, laptops, and smart badges quiet in high-risk environments.
Real users report fewer concerns about surveillance, location tracking, and wireless skimming the moment they start usingSLNT gear. It’s physical peace of mind that no app can replicate.
Unlike encryption or VPNs, Faraday bags don’t rely on code. They rely on physics. SLNT®’s patented multi-layer shielding blocks every signal:
Cellular
WiFi
Bluetooth
GPS
RFID
NFC
Slip your device inside and it goes completely dark. No tracking. No leaks. No exposure.
At home: Store phones and laptops offline, silent, and safe.
On the move: Coffee shops, co-working spaces, and public transit are prime hunting grounds.
Cold storage: Hardware wallets stay truly offline when protected in a Faraday sleeve.
Offboarding or transitions: Companies secure devices instantly during employee handovers.
The cost of a Faraday bag is a fraction of the cost of a breach, a compromised wallet, or stolen credentials. The people who useSLNT gear don’t ask if it’s worth it — they ask why they didn’t start sooner.
The challenge is simple: keep broadcasting, or silence the chaos.
Join Our Community: Privacy, Security, Health Updates