Martin
Absolute scam
Absolute scam. It's a £5 USB stick purchased from USB Print with a sticker on it that through some unknown magic that defies the laws of physics and thermodynamics, provides an invisible force field to protect you from a threat that doesn't actually exist. You would have to be mentally deficient to believe such ludicrous claims and mumbo jumbo. Checkout their so-called 'studies' on the website, nothing but unrelated articles peddled by new-age snake oil salespeople. That said, if you believe that radio waves are capable of transmitting viruses, you deserve to be ripped off. Reported to TS.


