GPS jamming device July 31, 2007
Posted by Rich in : GPS tracking employees, GPS tracking and privacy, GPS vehicle tracking , trackback
Is someone snooping on you? Maybe you’re just paranoid; then again, maybe not. Well Chinavasion (no, I’m not making that name up) has a forthcoming GPS jamming device on their website that claims to be able to block signals over a range of 2 to 4 meters. Theoretically, that is enough to effectively eliminate the tracking threat. No word on availability, pricing or legality in the U.S.!
Via Navigadget.
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Why wouldn’t it be legal? Isn’t the GPS network developed for and by the government, with citizen access as a nice side benefit?
I suppose airlines would frown on its use.
Jamming any radio communication is a violation of the Federal Communications Act of 1934 and thus a federal crime. I’m sure this device would not be legal in the US.