GPS Tracker Defense
Filed in archive GPS by Mark Rollins on April 22, 2008
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Every once in a while, some new product comes out that must be for the paranoid. This would be the case for the GPS Tracker Defense.
For example, if you suspect that someone like the NSA, CIA, or FBI has put some sort of GPS tracker on your car, simply plug the GPS Tracker Defense into your cigarette lighter. In one minute, the device will broadcast some sort of debilitating frequency that will disable all GPS trackers within a range of 5 meters. You can now feel safe behind the wheel, knowing that no one is following you.
Yet this GPS Tracker Defense isn't just for the paranoid, or the legitimate spies who shouldn't be followed. This is also for pranksters, those annoying people who want to really mess up all satellite navigation
systems within range. That's right, disabling navigation systems is an unfortunate side effect of this device, and it will definitely take out the driver's as well. However, that could be fun. Just imagine all the people who will feel so lost when you pass them. Hopefully, there will be no permanent damage to their GPS.
Perhaps this is something that you need, so feel free to go over to TrackerShack and lay down £149.99.
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