Every prepper has their must-haves items for their stockpile. Those items might be more food-related, water-related or weapons-related. We might change our minds about what should be included in our stockpile based on research, location or our own experiences with SHTF events. And thanks to technology, we have new items that can help to provide safety and security during an unexpected crisis.
Faraday Defense Bags, for example, are intended to block radio wave transmissions and to prevent hacking. Depending on your history with stockpiling, you may or may not have heard of them. However, you've probably heard about their cousin, Mylar bags. Because they look similar, you may have thought they had the same defense capabilities. It turns out, that's not necessarily the case. While both of these bags are meant to block tracking signals and increase your security, they have different qualities that influence their effectiveness.
Continue on to see how faraday bags compare to mylar bags and how they can add security to your stockpile!
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I think your Article should say why you should bring two rolls of aluminum foil heavy duty in your bug out
Why waste your money on nonsense??? You’d be better off ditching anything electronic anyway