With the vast range of covert and discreet audio surveillance technology available in the modern world, there is an ever increasing need for a solution to keep your private and confidential conversations away from those who wish to listen and record any sensitive information. The Rabbler Anti Surveillance Device provides an effective defence against those who would wish to pry.
Professionally Designed Anti-Eavesdropping Solution
The Rabbler was the result of a collaboration between Technical Counter Surveillance Measures (TCSM), counter surveillance and security professionals seeking a simple and effective portable solution to keeping discreet meetings and private conversations secure from hidden listening and recording devices. The device employs a fresh approach to solving the problem in comparison to the normal industry standard of white noise protection. Instead of white noise, the device produces a speech-like noise, which in tests has on the whole proved to be more effective than a white noise system.
Very Effective Technology – Simple To Use Anti Surveillance Device
The noise produced by the Rabbler was compiled using real human conversations and therefore delivers the type of noise that would be experienced in a busy public space, where many conversations and other noises occur. This type of noise is most effective at interfering with the surveillance capabilities of voice recorders and listening devices, thereby rendering them redundant.
The Rabbler Anti Surveillance Device is very easy to use with no technical setup or prior specialist knowledge required. It really is a matter of switching the device on and adjusting the volume or noise level to suit the circumstances of the situation.
Easy To Carry – Robust Build
Amongst the considerations of the product concept was that it needed to be easily portable and also robust, in order to cope with regular use and being transported in a pocket or a bag between meeting and conversation venues. The Rabbler secure communications device certainly meets these needs as it is slightly smaller than a 20 packet of cigarettes, which means it’s easy to carry on a regular basis and is constructed from durable materials, including a metal case. This ensures that keeping the device on the person or in a briefcase should never pose a problem.
Ideal For Smaller Group Conversation Protection
This counter surveillance device is suited to close group private conversations of up to four people. This means that the one Rabbler is capable of keeping conversations private for only smaller gatherings. If larger groups need audio surveillance protection, then a number of other devices can be used together to ensure the integrity of the meeting environment.
Although larger, more expensive audio security systems are available to protect conference facilities, the Rabbler is the best solution for smaller meetings in random environments where confidential communications are essential. Multiple Rabbler devices could also be used in one area, to ensure the conversations of larger groups are protected and secure.
Is the device like a white noise generator?
Effectively this product does the same thing by preventing/jamming audio surveillance, but it is generally more effective than a white noise machine.
Where is the Rabbler counter surveillance device best used?
It is best deployed in close proximity to a small and close meeting. The device should be in the centre of the group and switched on during sensitive or confidential parts of conversations. It can also be used to assist defeat a listen through wall microphones.
Does it completely block the sounds of a conversation?
The Rabbler produces a noises similar to a busy room with many conversations taking place and this has been designed to effectively mask the audio of the conversation taking place defeating the microphone of any audio recording or audio surveillance device.
Won’t the Rabbler anti surveillance device drown out the conversation taking place for those involved?
No, it is still very easy to conduct the conversation without any difficulty as the human ear is far more effective at filtering out other noises in comparison to electronic microphones.
Can this be powered from a mains supply for longer term deployments?
Unfortunately the product is designed for shorter term use with portability in mind and as such is only powered by battery, however, a new standard alkaline battery will last approximately 13 hours.
