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RF Isolation

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射频隔离

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Also known as: radio isolation, signal isolation

Last updated August 9, 2026

Definition

RF isolation keeps a device from reaching cellular, Wi‑Fi, or Bluetooth — via airplane mode, Faraday shielding, or lab cages — so remote commands cannot alter evidence.

Real-World Example

Keeping a seized handset RF-isolated prevents a thief’s “erase device” command from succeeding.

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