Faraday Bag - RFID Signal Blocking Bag Shielding Pouch for Car Key Fob and Cellphone Privacy Protection Including 1 Signal Blocking Pocket and 1 Normal Pocket (2 Pack)

Went on a friends trip to New York and 2 of my friends had their card information stolen, yet still had their cards. I was carrying my cards and ID in one of these bags and my information didn't get stolen. While I'm not sure how they got their information, I like to think that it's because I had these RFID bags with me and my information was definitely protected. They're small enough to fit into your pocket or even my purse. However, they're big enough to carry cards and cash in them without making them too bulky. Really easy to use and made it through airport security with no issues. Whether it was the bags or not, I'm glad I decided to take them with me on the trip, for the just in case.

I have a large Hyundai remote for my 2020 Santa Fe. These pouches were ineffective at blocking the remote's signals, no matter which of the two pockets I put the remote in. When I wrapped my remote in two layers of aluminum foil, the remote's signals were blocked about half the time. However, when I put the foil-wrapped remote in the pouch, the signals were blocked every time. Consequently, I made an aluminum foil bag that fits inside the large pocket of the faraday bag, and this solution effectively blocks the remote's signals without too much inconvenience.

These bags have come In handy, they are the perfect size and I love having it my purse. It is easy to find and keep all of my cards organized while also keeping them safe!

I tested this wallet. No matter what pocket you put your phone into, it does not block RFID. If you call your cell from another number, it will still ring. A WASTE OF MY MONEY. DO NOT BUY!!

These pouches had one sheet of somethin in them leaving one side open to whatever...certainly worthless in an EMP situation.

We have had several cars stolen from garages but key fob in this so the transmitter could not be used