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But you'll have to start running pretty fast, as it is very easy to pinpoint the exact location of the sender/jammer. This is also true for any network, not jus
by vegardx 14y ago
But you'll have to start running pretty fast, as it is very easy to pinpoint the exact location of the sender/jammer. This is also true for any network, not just LTE. WiFi, GSM, HDSPA, etc. Many military vehicles have jammers like this to block mobile connectivity in order to prevent IEDs.
- SilasX 14y agoSure, if you're expecting the attack. But most areas aren't expecting such an attack, so when you do, then as long as they turn it off in time and run away, the authorities probably won't be able to mobilize in time in take the measures to find the source. This would change if it started to become a common occurrence.