Hello! I need to block a GPS tracker installed in my car, but the problem is that I need my mobile phone working. I need to know what information the tracker will send to a dispatch, if I’ll block GPS only. Many thanks in advance!
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Otherwise you’ll have to use a simple GPS jamming device, which will block communications between satellites and the tracker. In that case the tracker won’t be able to determine your location, but it will still have a connection with a dispatch and will notify him or her that satellite signal was lost. Also, you should consider cell tower triangulation. If that tracker has specific software – it will be able to determine your raw coordinates between three closest cell towers.
Also, you should consider that those trackers may have additional modules, such as fuel indicator, built-in accelerometer and others, which do not need GPS signals to function properly. All the data collected with those modules is sent to a dispatch via GSM frequencies and will be visible to him or her no matter have you turned GPS jammer on or off. So, we at jammer-store.com suggest that the best way here is to block both GSM and GPS frequencies and switch to a CDMA cell phone, otherwise, data leaks may be critical.