Wrapping car keys in aluminum foil is a low-cost trick that may help protect against keyless car theft. The foil can act as a barrier, blocking electromagnetic signals from your key fob. This may prevent thieves from using relay devices to capture and extend the fob’s signal. For better protection, use a purpose-built Faraday pouch and test that it blocks your key’s signal.
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