[ToastedHead]

You forgot your keys.

[The KG9 Kid]

Put the phone inside an old yard sale microwave or the government drones will know the location of your favorite shooting spot.

[JoeProBono]

[miliantnutcase]

Depending on the model, take the battery out when not in use. Unfortunately for me, my awesome HTC One is sealed up tight. D:

[JustSurrounded]

Wrapping in tinfoil, I hear, works.

[umgud]

Just took the grandkids shooting so far up in the mountains that my Droid had no signal. Can they track me without a signal?

[TheCipher]

Here is one:

Mobile Phone Blocking Bag

[Celerity]

Recall that your phone is not usable when it’s wrapped up.

I have something neat that takes a lot of the guess work out. I have a smartphone and a used 10 minute pre-paid kid’s phone. (Not a smartphone).

I use Google Voice, and Google voice allows a single phone number to ring multiple phones. When I’m at work, and need the smartphone capability, I do. When not, I store the phone in a “faraday cage”. (Microwave)

When it comes to a “faraday cage” not just a screen will work. Because your car is a faraday cage, technically, and you see that your phone works just fine within it.

[Hardraade]

In a faraday cage your phone will not be a phone.

Just shoot it.

[FredZarguna]

Any conductor enclosure will function as a Faraday Cage. The signal attenuates exponentially, so the conducting layer can be very thin. A cigar box wrapped in Aluminum foil will do. If you want something kinda pretty that you can keep in your glove compartment, get a Bud Box^TM. Very professional looking: http://www.budind.com/small_metal_enclosures.php If you want something you can put in your jacket pocket, they sell them on Amazon.

[bigbob]

You didn’t have to tell us you were going to the range, we already knew that.

[Sawdring]

Nobody is monitoring you, they are just creating a record for future use if you need to be controlled.

[crz]

Simple, dont use it, lose it and stay away from such things.
I understand that the X Box thingys will soon be able to monitor homes if they are installed.
This high tech crap is the governments way to track you better, where ever you go.

Of course, you will always have the tin foil crowd around here that will say your paranoid.

[Alex Murphy]

Looking for a signal blocking case/enclosure, similar to Faraday cage.

Ping for ideas

[bigheadfred]

Was given a new Android phone (loaded with Google programs) and i beat it to death with bigheadfreds titanium framing hammer thanks bigheadfred

[Calvin Locke]

If you have any old CRT monitors gathering dust, they usually contain 4-8lbs of lead shielding you could probably put to use.

Or if you reload your shotgun ammo, you could make a small cover out of the pellets.

Come to think of it, years ago, camera/photo stores used to sell a lead foil bag to store photo film for international travel (to minimize the effects of older baggage screening machines).

[dhs12345]

You should be able to turn off all transmitters.Specifically, the telephone network and wifi when you don't want to be tracked.

GPS is easier but could probably be turned back on remotely if connected to the network.

[Hot Tabasco]

realized I'm always being monitored, even when the phone is OFF....Looking for a signal blocking case/enclosure

Wrap it in tinfoil......you can use the rest of it to make a cool hat.

[Ol' Dan Tucker]

A metal box is not a Faraday cage unless the metal box is grounded. Otherwise it’s just a metal box

[CelesteChristi]

I don’t know if your phone will fit, but I use this for my Razr (no smart phones here). It works. The front pocket blocks radiation, the back pocket blocks the signal. After 3-4 months of regular use these wear out and stop working effectively so be prepared to replace it.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/200852104091?ru=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fsch%2Fi.html%3F_sacat%3D0%26_from%3DR40%26_nkw%3D200852104091%26_rdc%3D1