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Hiding from Fleet Tracking GPS Devices
03/16/09
There was a question asked on this site about how to block the tracking from a tom-tom GPS fleet tracking device that was installed by a company. There are a couple of ways you can do it. Some ways will depend upon where you live because the are not legal to purchase in some places of the world. I will share it anyway because you may be from that place in the world where it is legal.
The first way to avoid tracking is if the wires are easily accessible, then you can cover the wires with foil. That will stop the incoming GPS signal as metal is not friendly to GPS.
The second method is to Get a GPS Jammer. This method depends upon where you live because some jurisdictions don't allow these jammers legally (kind of like some types of speed detectors.) If you get a GPS jammer, you want something that is small enough to be powered by the cigarette lighter so it stays on when you park the vehicle so you don't get caught.
Here is a place where you can purchase a GPS Tracking Jammer
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