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SLNT partnerships with military and government: what makes our gear trusted

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You wouldn’t walk into a secure building with your badge broadcasting your name, location, and movement in real time.
Yet most people do exactly that every day with their phone.

The Problem: When Devices Become Beacons
The Solution: Physical Signal Control
Where This Fits Into Real Operations
Why Military and Government Trust SLNT®
Why It Matters
The Bottom Line

You wouldn’t walk into a secure building with your badge broadcasting your name, location, and movement in real time. Yet most people do exactly that every day with their phone.
<h2 dir="ltr">The Problem: When Devices Become Beacons</h2>
Modern devices are always talking. Cellular, WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS, RFID, NFC, each signal leaves a trail.
For military units, government teams, and law-enforcement professionals, that trail isn’t theoretical. It's an operational risk.
Wireless signals can expose:
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Location and movement patterns
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Proximity to other devices or people
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Credentials through RFID and NFC skimming
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Stored data through remote access attempts
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Behavioral metadata that reveals routines
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This isn’t about paranoia. It’s about signals. If a device is transmitting, it’s visible. And visibility creates exposure.
Software settings help at the margins, but they don’t stop hardware from emitting signals. Updates reset permissions. Background services restart. Radios stay active.
When stakes are high, “mostly off” isn’t good enough.
<h2 dir="ltr">The Solution: Physical Signal Control</h2>
Faraday protection solves the problem at the source.
Instead of managing permissions or trusting software toggles, Faraday gear creates a physical barrier that blocks wireless signals entirely. No transmission in. No transmission out.
SLNT® Faraday gear blocks:
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Cellular
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WiFi
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Bluetooth
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GPS
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RFID / NFC
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This is hardware-level control. Not an app. Not a setting. Not a promise.
It’s important to be clear about one limitation:Faraday products do not stop a device’s microphone. The microphone is built into the phone. What Faraday protection stops is wireless transmission, meaning audio, data, or location cannot be sent or received while the device is shielded.
That distinction matters. Precision builds trust.
<h3 dir="ltr">What Is Faraday Protection?</h3>
Faraday protection is a physical shielding method that blocks wireless signals from entering or leaving a device.
It works by:
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Encasing the device in conductive materials
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Preventing radio frequency transmission
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Enforcing signal silence regardless of software state
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No signal means no tracking, no remote access, and no background communication.
<h2 dir="ltr">Where This Fits Into Real Operations</h2>
Faraday gear doesn’t live in a locker. It lives in daily routines.
On base or inside government facilities, devices placed in <a href="https://slnt.com/collections/faraday-sleeves">Faraday sleeves</a> prevent accidental signal leakage in secure environments.
During travel,<a href="https://slnt.com/collections/backpack">Faraday backpacks</a> and device sleeves stop phones and tablets from broadcasting location data through airports, hotels, and border crossings.
In vehicles, shielding key fobs prevents relay attacks, while phones stored in Faraday compartments eliminate passive tracking during movement.
During briefings, meetings, or evidence handling, isolating devices ensures no live connections, no interference, and no remote tampering.
At home or off duty, shielding work devices enforces clean separation between operational tools and personal life without powering down or altering configurations.
In training environments,<a href="https://slnt.com/collections/dry-bag">Faraday bags</a> are used to control emissions during testing, simulation, and electronic warfare scenarios.
None of this requires behavior change. The routine stays the same. The signal stops.
<h2 dir="ltr">Why Military and Government Trust SLNT®</h2>
Trust isn’t built on marketing language. It’s built on performance under pressure.
SLNT® Faraday gear was originally developed for Special Operations use, where signal discipline is non-negotiable. Our technology is patented, independently tested, and proven in real-world environments, not lab hypotheticals.
Military and government teams use SLNT® for:
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Digital signature control
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OPSEC and COMSEC enforcement
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Evidence isolation and preservation
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Secure data transport
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RF and emissions management
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This same protection is now available outside classified environments without compromise, without complexity.
For those who are also conscious of EMF exposure, reduced exposure is a secondary benefit when devices are shielded. It is not the primary purpose, but it is a practical outcome of stopping unnecessary transmissions.
<h2 dir="ltr">Why It Matters</h2>
Privacy isn’t about hiding. Security isn’t about fear. Control is about choice.
When you decide when your devices speak, and when they stay silent, you regain autonomy. You reduce noise. You protect intent.
For professionals who operate in sensitive environments, that control supports safety, clarity, and mission integrity.
For everyday life, it creates space to think, move, and act without being passively tracked.
The same principle applies everywhere: If you don’t need the signal, shut it down.
<h2 dir="ltr">The Bottom Line</h2>
Military and government teams don’t trust gear because it sounds good. They trust it because it works.
SLNT® exists to give people the same level of control without requiring technical expertise, constant vigilance, or lifestyle overhaul.
You stay connected when you choose. You go silent when it matters.
That’s not extreme. That’s disciplined.
Silence the chaos.

The Problem: When Devices Become Beacons

Modern devices are always talking.
Cellular, WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS, RFID, NFC, each signal leaves a trail.

For military units, government teams, and law-enforcement professionals, that trail isn’t theoretical. It's an operational risk.

Wireless signals can expose:

Location and movement patterns
Proximity to other devices or people
Credentials through RFID and NFC skimming
Stored data through remote access attempts
Behavioral metadata that reveals routines

This isn’t about paranoia. It’s about signals.
If a device is transmitting, it’s visible. And visibility creates exposure.

Software settings help at the margins, but they don’t stop hardware from emitting signals. Updates reset permissions. Background services restart. Radios stay active.

When stakes are high, “mostly off” isn’t good enough.

The Solution: Physical Signal Control

Faraday protection solves the problem at the source.

Instead of managing permissions or trusting software toggles, Faraday gear creates a physical barrier that blocks wireless signals entirely. No transmission in. No transmission out.

SLNT® Faraday gear blocks:

Cellular
WiFi
Bluetooth
GPS
RFID / NFC

This is hardware-level control. Not an app. Not a setting. Not a promise.

It’s important to be clear about one limitation:Faraday products do not stop a device’s microphone. The microphone is built into the phone. What Faraday protection stops is wireless transmission, meaning audio, data, or location cannot be sent or received while the device is shielded.

That distinction matters. Precision builds trust.

What Is Faraday Protection?

Faraday protection is a physical shielding method that blocks wireless signals from entering or leaving a device.

It works by:

Encasing the device in conductive materials
Preventing radio frequency transmission
Enforcing signal silence regardless of software state

No signal means no tracking, no remote access, and no background communication.

Where This Fits Into Real Operations

Faraday gear doesn’t live in a locker. It lives in daily routines.

On base or inside government facilities, devices placed in Faraday sleeves prevent accidental signal leakage in secure environments.

During travel,Faraday backpacks and device sleeves stop phones and tablets from broadcasting location data through airports, hotels, and border crossings.

In vehicles, shielding key fobs prevents relay attacks, while phones stored in Faraday compartments eliminate passive tracking during movement.

During briefings, meetings, or evidence handling, isolating devices ensures no live connections, no interference, and no remote tampering.

At home or off duty, shielding work devices enforces clean separation between operational tools and personal life without powering down or altering configurations.

In training environments,Faraday bags are used to control emissions during testing, simulation, and electronic warfare scenarios.

None of this requires behavior change. The routine stays the same. The signal stops.

Why Military and Government Trust SLNT®

Trust isn’t built on marketing language. It’s built on performance under pressure.

SLNT® Faraday gear was originally developed for Special Operations use, where signal discipline is non-negotiable. Our technology is patented, independently tested, and proven in real-world environments, not lab hypotheticals.

Military and government teams use SLNT® for:

Digital signature control
OPSEC and COMSEC enforcement
Evidence isolation and preservation
Secure data transport
RF and emissions management

This same protection is now available outside classified environments without compromise, without complexity.

For those who are also conscious of EMF exposure, reduced exposure is a secondary benefit when devices are shielded. It is not the primary purpose, but it is a practical outcome of stopping unnecessary transmissions.