GPS vehicle tracking devices, you must jam the signal first. You could find a way to manually uninstall the GPS tracker, however, it would be very difficult to find in the vehicle since the devices are built within the vehicle structure. Older vehicles with GPS would be much easier to find since they used to be planted under the vehicle carriage. However, most GPS systems are now built within the newer and modern vehicle models, which make the portable jammier an enticing idea to implement since it can jam virtually any GPS signal coming from your vehicle's vicinity. GPS vehicle trackers are found in a number of modern vehicles that contain emergency assistance services. There are many benefits for using this service, however, not everyone is keen on having a Big Brother figure tracking their daily movements. In order to disable.
Locate the GPS device
- Step:- Get a GPS bug detector. You can buy these from most online spy and gadget stores (see resources). As of 2010 they generally cost about $200. This device hones in on and detects the signal that is being sent from a GPS tracking device.
- Step:- Do a physical and visual inspection of your car. Look for a small rectangular box about the size of a deck of cards. It will probably be black or grey. Search the bumpers and the undercarriage of your vehicle as well as the interior. GPS devices have become smaller and easier to install, which means that it is unlikely that it is hard-wired into the dashboard of your car like the older systems were.
- Step:- Plug the GPS jammer into the vehicle's lighter. Turn on the jamming device and all GPS devices in the vehicle, including your smartphone, will be completely disabled.
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