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$30 GPS Jammer Can Wreak Havok

An anonymous reader writes "A simple $30 GPS jammer made in China can ruin your day. It doesn't just affect your car's navigation — ATM machines, cell phone towers, plane, boat, train navigation systems all depend upon GPS signals that are easily blocked. These devices fail badly — with no redundancy. These jammers can be used to defeat vehicle tracking products — but end up causing a moving cloud of chaos. The next wave of anti-GPS devices include GPS spoofers to trick or confuse nearby devices."

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  1. Re:WANT! by hjf · · Score: -1, Troll

    What's the difference on censorship or P2P filtering, and jamming someone else's phone?

    You realize how much full of BULLSHIT slashdot readers are, after reading this thread. Not double-standard. Just bullshit.