Mission Darkness' Cybercylent Faraday cage for your Tesla Cybertruck may safeguard it from an EMP, but it might also block OTA updates
Elon Musk has described the Tesla Cybertruck as the ultimate vehicle to survive the apocalypse. While we thought that was just him having some fun, some people, like the team at Mission Darkness, are taking the claim very seriously, and have developed a car cover to protect the truck in certain doomsday scenarios.
com/watch?v=GGIs2_xH3x8 Somewhat inconveniently, the cover may also protect your Cybertruck from other signals, such as over-the-air updates from Tesla. That's because the company's TitanRF Faraday Fabric blocks Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and wireless signals, in addition to EMP pulses. We have reached out to the company for more information. Also worth considering is that the fabric is made of a copper and nickel composition.
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