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Product idea: clothing with jaged edges and radio absorbing plates.
Stealth Bomber Jacket.
WiFi jamming underpants.
Funnily enough, indoors, this would probably make you more visible as the only area with no reflections. Stealth works outdoors because the sky does not have a radar return.
Don’t give Musk the idea of the CyberShirt.
Necessary accessory called cyberBra for that real car hood look
You can buy faraday bag cloth. It’s expensive.
Or just DIY using tinfoil
My understanding is that this catches disruptions between devices and router. I don’t think this would work. I would say you should instead sell a “bracelet” with “ancient Himalayan Salt” embedded into the silicone to absorb and cancel the tracking. It would probably sell a ton! Obviously wouldn’t work but $!
Well you can't stop it from knowing something is there. But you should be able to confuse it's identification of a specific person.
Yeah probably but if you’re going to this much trouble to spy, you’re may as well put gait analysis on it.
I don’t know if it can actually see your gait. Might be that your legs are technically invisible to it. It's just looking at how you uniquely disturb wifi signals. It maybe that your torso does most of that or something.