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Whether or not phones could prevent GPS spoofing, dragging containers holding dozens of phones across the map at hundreds of miles an hour will put pointless st
by Causality1 5y ago
Whether or not phones could prevent GPS spoofing, dragging containers holding dozens of phones across the map at hundreds of miles an hour will put pointless strain on both the network towers and the batteries of the phones as they desperately try to connect over and over.
- Syonyk 5y agoRead the article, it's about general aviation, where you've got 1 or 2 phones in the plane, not commercial air traffic.
- Causality1 5y agoAh, thank you. The title is wildly misleading.
- phire 5y agoI can see the argument that old 1G and 2G networks would be put under strain by dozens of phones on fast planes. But as far as I'm aware, modern 4G and 5G networks should be able to handle it.