Protect your Fourth Amendment right to privacy with this concealable tool that blocks government surveillance and identity thieves

Friday, December 11, 2015 by: J. D. Heyes
Tags: RFID blocking sleeves, data protection, identity theft

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(NaturalNews) A new device offered at RangerGear.com – the new prepper and survival gear store founded by Mike Adams, the Health Ranger – will be extremely valuable in the months and years to come, especially if sustained acts of terrorism lead the U.S. government to suspend your constitutional rights for an indefinite period of time.

But, in the meantime, in a more practical environment, this device can prevent loss of your personal data by identity thieves who have the capability of stealing things like credit card details and passport information from up to 10 feet away using RFID (radio frequency identifiers).

It's called an RFID Blocking Sleeve, and obtaining one could be the most important thing you do in the coming days.

You may not have known this, but the simple act of walking near an RFID reader can subject your most private data to theft, as readers use electromagnetic frequencies to digitally intercept information. In fact, RFID circuits are to become embedded in new enhanced drivers licenses, thanks to Department of Homeland Security regulations. And, as you've probably seen already, RFID circuits are also now embedded in credit cards – again as part of new "security" regulations required by the federal government.

As noted by Adams recently:

"RFID signals go right through your clothing, purse and luggage. This means details about your credit cards and identity can be stolen even if they seem securely stashed away in your pockets or purse!"

So what can you do about it? Easy – get yourself an RFID Blocking Sleeve and protect your information from being stolen by identity thieves.

These affordable anti-RFID sleeves "are like a portable vault for your credit cards, bank cards, ID cards and passport," says a product description on the RangerGear.com store site.

"With today's technology, electronic data from your cards and passport can be easily stolen from up to 10 feet away. But Ranger Gear RFID Blocking Sleeves create an impenetrable shield between your personal information and high-tech thieves, giving you 100% protection from theft and fraud," the description continues.

Adds Adams:

"These sleeves are like bulletproof vests for RFID signals. They block RFID readers from stealing your identity, and they can be used over and over again, an unlimited number of times.

"These sleeves offer 100% blocking of RFID signals. Nothing gets through. RFID readers are rendered useless.

"This means that even government thugs and tyrants can't track you with covert RFID scanning -- a technology that can be used to track the movements of people through airports, bus stations, stadiums and other public venues."

And that's the thing. You never know exactly when your data is being accessed and stolen, or when you're being tracked by a government RFID tracker or reader. So you need to ensure that your personal information is always secure, and the best way to do that is to put your data-filled cards inside a cyber vault.

Right now, as a special introductory offer, you can get a pack of 10 credit card blocking sleeves and 2 passport blocking sleeves for more than 50% OFF the retail price. To take advantage of this huge bargain, click here now.

Don't take chances with your sensitive information. With Ranger Gear RFID Blocking Sleeves, you won't be a victim of identity thieves. Whether traveling or just in everyday life, your mind will be at ease knowing that your credit cards and other electronic personal information are safe from the prying eyes of identity thieves and unconstitutional government goons who routinely violate your Fourth Amendment rights. These RFID Blocking Sleeves also fit comfortably in pockets, wallets and purses, and are ruggedly designed to be waterproof and tear-resistant, ensuring their long-lasting use.

"RFID Blocking Sleeve packs make great gifts, and they appeal to virtually everyone, so if there are any 'hard-to-shop-for' people on your list, this is the perfect answer!" says Adams.

Sources:

Bugout.news

DHS.gov