Will Mic-Lock stop scanners from picking up your cell phone conversations?Updated 9 months ago

There is a hardware radio device called The StingRay which acts like how a cell phone tower would appear to a phone.
It is not a real cell phone tower but rather a separate radio your phone connects to and then to the internet/cell network.
In this case, the StingRay could monitor your conversations.

If you are being monitored by a StingRay and have the Mic-Lock plugged in while you are not on a call, the StingRay will not be able to hear you because the Mic-Lock security is open.

1. Can Mic-Lock prevent law enforcement or surveillance tools from intercepting and listening to your mobile phone calls?
2. Does using Mic-Lock on your cellphone provide protection against third-party scanning devices aimed at eavesdropping on conversations?
3. Will Mic-Lock block the ability of radio frequency scanners to capture audio from your cell phone discussions?
4. Is Mic-Lock effective in shielding your mobile phone conversations from being picked up by unauthorized signal scanning equipment?