Disklabs Phone Shield Faraday Bag (PS1)
The Disklabs PS1 is a compact, windowless Faraday bag designed to isolate a single smartphone. This versatile bag blocks wireless signals, including GPS, GSM (2G/3G/4G), Bluetooth, and WiFi. It is also commonly used to isolate keyless car key fobs, accommodating multiple fobs or a fob with a keyring attached due to its slightly larger size.
Key Features:
- Blocks all wireless signals, including WiFi, 5GGGG, GPS, Bluetooth, Radio, and NFC.
- Police-approved "Secured by Design" certified for security and reliability.
- Constructed from tough, resilient canvas for durability.
- Accommodates phones up to the size of the iPhone 16 Pro Max with a bumper case and 10mm clearance.
Technical Specifications:
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Dimensions: Width: 11.5 cm | Height: 19 cm (folded)
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Window: No
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Strap/Handle: No
Shielding Benefits:
Disklabs Faraday bags provide unparalleled protection, ensuring devices are safe from external interference:
- Prevents remote data wiping, safeguarding critical information.
- Blocks device tracking, enhancing operational security.
- Disables unauthorized access to microphones or cameras.
- Ensures immediate and secure access to device data for investigators.
Who Uses Faraday Bags?
Faraday bags are essential for a variety of users:
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Military and Intelligence Agencies: Protect seized devices from remote tampering or data alterations.
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Law Enforcement: Maintain a secure chain of custody from seizure to examination.
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Forensic Investigators: Analyze exhibits securely without risk of data loss or interference.
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Corporate Clients: Protect devices during sensitive meetings or transit.
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Skiers: Shield avalanche transceivers from mobile phone interference, allowing safe use of phones as cameras while skiing off-piste.
Why Use Faraday Bags?
Faraday bags prevent critical issues such as:
- Remote data erasure by suspects or third parties.
- Devices becoming PIN-locked through unauthorized access attempts.
The Disklabs PS1 is a reliable and durable solution for safeguarding smartphones and keyless car fobs from wireless threats.