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Know what you’re buying.

Independent makers. Specific purposes. Start with the situation you want to address, then examine what a product actually claims to do.

BEFORE THE PURCHASE

Three questions worth asking.

  1. What is the intended use?

    Describe the specific exposure you want to reduce. A product category or a privacy label is not a complete answer.

  2. What supports the claim?

    Look for the maker’s specifications, testing conditions, compatibility requirements and stated limitations.

  3. What tradeoff are you accepting?

    Check how the product affects ordinary use, what correct operation requires and the return terms if it does not fit your situation.

01 / EYEWEAR

Reflectacles

The maker describes infrared-blocking lenses and reflective frames designed for particular infrared systems. This is not a universal facial-recognition guarantee.

Before deciding

Check the specific model, the system it is designed to address, usage conditions and the evidence behind the claim.

Read the maker’s specifications
02 / SIGNAL ISOLATION

SLNT phone sleeves

Faraday sleeves designed for signal isolation when properly enclosed. Check device fit and instructions. An enclosed phone may not receive calls or messages.

Before deciding

Check compatibility, enclosure instructions and whether interruptions to ordinary connectivity fit your intended use.

Read the maker’s specifications
HOW TO READ THIS SHORTLIST

Maker claims, with the limits visible.

These are maker-published descriptions. PrivacyAF has not independently tested either product. Links do not earn affiliate commissions or imply a partnership. Purchase, delivery, returns and support are handled by the maker.