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I haven't worked with this stuff in a couple years (subpoena'd cell records), but given the date of this stuff, I didn't think cell phone towers could give a pr
by ohashi 8y ago
I haven't worked with this stuff in a couple years (subpoena'd cell records), but given the date of this stuff, I didn't think cell phone towers could give a precise location. My understanding of them was they each had three sectors, so you could see in what general area they were in. With multiple towers, you might be able to get a more accurate reading, but it makes it sound like StingRay can actually see in real time their position.
- JdeBP 8y agoA mobile telephone transmits an electromagnetic signal. Direction finding and triangulation for such signals have been known practices since the 19th and early 20th centuries. Remember that this base station impostor is mobile, and that there can be more than one.
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