Vanderbilt police officers discovered signal jammers while conducting a search related to a suspected burglary.

Sheriff Robinson stated that the device had the ability to disable Wi-Fi cameras, ring doorbells, and radio-based security systems. It could have shut down all electronic devices, and there is only one purpose for owning such a device - for malicious intentions and unlawful activities.

It is not illegal to possess a signal jammers, according to authorities, but using one is considered a federal offense.

Sheriff Robinson mentioned that the next course of action involves engaging in discussions with legislators. He also pointed out that Indiana lacks a specific law addressing interference with communications, which he believes should be rectified. Robinson expressed his intention to collaborate with state lawmakers to address this issue.

The sheriff's department has stated that everything points to a suspected bold burglary that took place during the day in the Cambridge Village community.

It is suspected that a pair of individuals utilized advanced technology to target a home.

Authorities reported that over the weekend, a pair returned to their residence to discover two unfamiliar individuals present.

The authorities have reported that both individuals fled the location and made their getaway in a gray Jeep.

The deputies managed to apprehend a suspect by fortuitously being present at the opportune moment, acknowledging the effectiveness of a FLOCK camera acquired by Cambridge Village through the sheriff’s office.

Deputies from the Vanderburgh County Sheriff’s Office, in response to a reported burglary, conducted a traffic stop on Jaime Riveras, a national from Chile, on Highway 41.

Sheriff Robinson stated that Riveras asserted he did not make a stop in Evansville while traveling from St. Louis to Florida.

Sheriff Noah Robinson stated that, in addition to eyewitness testimonies, a search warrant was obtained for all items in the car. This led to the discovery of two cellphones, which revealed GPS data indicating that the suspect's vehicle was at the Riveras' residence during the burglary.

Riveras is facing multiple charges, one of which is interference with the reporting of a crime due to the alleged use of a GPS blockers.

Science and technology have made great progress in the past few years. Now mobile phones are not only superfluous, but also a fashion. The current situation is that war zone operators and other war zones strongly demand the development of effective countermeasure technology. If you want to block it, you can use GPS jammers to limit calls and calls from mobile phones around you. We prevent the use of nuisance mobile phones and provide a quiet space and good etiquette. A simple and effective way is to use a mobile phone blocker. It is very effective in places where it is inconvenient to use mobile phones (places with poor environment).

As a measure to prevent harassing mobile phones, communication jammers are allowed in public places. In areas where jammers are active, your mobile phone will be in an "out of range" state. The public is in favor of this measure. It is expected that jamming will be implemented in the future, but the global mobile phone industry will naturally not remain silent. Measures are allowed to disrupt mobile phone communications in public places. Communication jammers prevent mobile phones from making calls, sending and receiving voicemails, and text messages. Civilians use communication jammers.

Mobile phone companies and mobile phone manufacturers are working hard to encourage responsible use of mobile phones. Improving the image of mobile phones will eventually bring profits to these companies. On the other hand, people are also worried that communication jammers may be abused. Unscrupulous retailers may abuse these devices. They are working to prevent mobile phones from being brought into the country. Currently, mobile phones in China cannot be used on a large scale. Many people use phones from two operators. The jammer is a GSM jammer that interferes with mobile phone calls, GPS systems, Wi-Fi communications, etc. I understand the desire to prevent people from using their phones while driving.

Some devices that interfere with mobile phone radio waves are sold on the market. It is easy to emit interference waves, but the problem is that the quality of interference waves is limited to a limited frequency range. I have read that you can use interference devices to disable GPS functions. We are also considering GPS tracking, but if they can be easily disabled, we will have to consider other measures. In theory, radio waves can be interfered with by continuously emitting radio waves with opposite phases to the radio waves, but of course, smartphones are equipped with Wi-Fi jammers that can emit such radio waves.

The strength of radio waves from mobile phone base stations varies depending on the location, but if you try to suppress the communication functions of mobile phones and other devices within a certain range, you can suppress them even in areas where the radio waves are the strongest. Common phone problems include "nuisance calls" such as silent calls and prank calls. This includes cases where we cannot reply to other customers due to too many nuisance calls. Recently, there are more and more people stuck in traffic jams. Unless the interfering radio waves are detected on the spot, that is, unless it can be proved that the interfering radio waves are being used at the time, it is difficult to capture them.

I recently read an article about location-based apps such as "Girls around Me". This app can share your location without notification. How can I prevent it?

With the development of technology, some large companies now install cell phone signal jammers in the work area. This cell phone signal jammer completely separates interference, WiFi and phone functions, improving employees' work. Especially in large conference rooms, 3G/4G cell phone blocker can be used to prevent meetings from being interrupted and meeting information from being stolen, which not only improves efficiency but also improves the protection of some information. Don't let competitors or criminals benefit.

In fact, the "Girls around Me" app uses Foursquare check-ins and Facebook data to make it easier for boys to track girls around, but the purpose of tracking is unclear. There is a slogan on the app's website that suggests how to use the "Girls around Me" app, which is all about finding your lover or finding your one-night stand.

Although Foursquare has withdrawn API access and the "Girls around Me" app has also ended its existence, there are many other apps that may be creepy. An app called Color will hand over your social media photos to strangers, even if you don't want to share them. Another app, Find My Phone, could be used in a very abusive way by any of your ex-partners.

Or, you could use the app to find the nearest restaurant that has a dinner date listed. The app uses your smartphone's GPS tracking module to perform such services, but it also shares your location data with third-party companies to keep you informed of your smartphone, which can be very annoying. You can also place ads based on ads.

Scrambling devices are very simple devices that use basic technology provided by the phone itself.

Will a jammer attract lightning when it is turned on?

Will using a signal jammer outside a building, in an open space, during bad weather attract lightning?

It would be great to be able to call anyone at any time. Unfortunately, restaurants, movie theaters, concerts, and churches are all affected by the surge in cell phones. Because not all cell phone users know when to stop calling. 3G2G signal jammer phones are portable and can be put in a pocket or bag to go out, making them a useful tool to stop people from calling in the above locations.

As for those lightning bolts, there is a small chance that they will hit the GPS jammer. The chance is about the same as the chance of lightning striking a cell phone in the same area, so if there are no lightning rods around, it's probably best to avoid using a handheld jammer in your pocket for safety reasons.

According to Andrew Perpetua, an OSINT (open source intelligence) analyst who is independently sorting out equipment losses caused by the escalation of the Russian-Ukrainian war, data confirmed on the 18th showed that about 110 pieces of Russian military equipment losses (destroyed, damaged, etc. abandoned, captured) were found. The number of casualties of the Ukrainian army was limited to about 25.

Perpetua commented that whether this was the highest number of Russian military equipment losses recorded in a single day, "I don't quite remember, but it's close." This is probably close to the largest gap in the number of losses between the two sides in history. For each damage, Perpetua also lists the weapon that caused the damage (if known).

It is reported that the self-destructive FPV (first-person view) drone destroyed the most Russian military equipment so far that day. The Ukrainian military's FPV drones, which cost about $500 and are deployed about 100,000 per month, damaged about 80 pieces of Russian military equipment. The Russian military seems unable to stop the attacks of Ukrainian military drones.

A recent exposé by a Russian military blogger shows why. Russian industry has produced a variety of signal jammer that can block communications between drones and their pilots, but many of them don’t seem to work. The blogger angrily charged that $2,400 jammers being marketed on popular Telegram channels were not only useless, but harmful.

The jammers gave frontline troops a false sense of credibility, leading to their deaths. “It’s shocking to imagine how many soldiers have died because of false hope,” the blogger wrote. The multi-frequency jammer the blogger dissected is not the first anti-drone jammer used by the Russian military on the front lines of the current two-and-a-half-year war, but it has proven ineffective. In early April, a Ukrainian brigade conducted a daring three-night operation to capture an abandoned Russian tank equipped with a new type of jammer. It seems that this jammer didn’t do much either.

Using radio jamming devices to repel drones attacking critical infrastructure

A drone crashed near a Pennsylvania substation in July 2020, most likely with the goal of destroying the substation’s electronics. The drone was a modified multi-rotor aircraft manufactured by China's DJI Innovations.

Fortunately, the attack did not disrupt power supply or damage substation equipment, but it was the FBI and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) that investigated the incident. The National Counterterrorism Center (NCTC) concluded that this was "the first case of a modified drone attack on energy infrastructure in the United States."

Such attacks will continue to occur somewhere in the world. This is because relatively cheap commercial drones can be used to attack critical infrastructure.

Many people consider installing mobile jammers in schools, and the fact that many students use their phones during class has become a major problem in schools (especially high schools).

Many educators struggle to understand how to deal with electronic devices in the classroom. Some educate students about their negative effects and encourage them to regulate their use. Others highlight the possible applications of mobile devices in the classroom. However, many simply try to ban everything. One principal in British Columbia took the school ban to the next level by installing a cell phone signal jammer. There was just one problem. The device was illegal in Canada. The principal ordered the Chinese device online, but some angry students soon found out and told him that he was breaking the law. So much for the idea. Now, he is still unseemly, but for some students, the use of mobile phones in school seems to be some kind of civil rights issue.

Steve Gray, principal of Hardy Secondary School on Vancouver Island, bought the cell phone jammer from an online dealer in China. He said that since the school banned cell phones and the kids were still using them, he had to try several methods.

He also pointed out that it is very important to control students' use of mobile phones. Because their behaviors range from cyberbullying to providing answers for certain online violations. Using bluetooth jammer can effectively prevent students from being exposed to these behaviors.

This seems not to be for banning the use of mobile phones, but to maintain the authority of the school. In this regard... it is completely counterproductive. Many schools have effective mobile phone bans without resorting to technological blockades (I attended such a high school).

Therefore, the use of mobile jammers is not only disadvantageous, but also conducive to use in special places.

In addition to basketball, the only thing better than sports is to go to the cinema to watch movies. This is a rare hour and a half for me to break away from the real world and immerse myself in the fantasy of others. Using a mobile phone in a theater is distracting. Just like a drunk fan at a sports game, it is distracting. Look closely, the sudden ringing of the phone next to you interrupts your thoughts, which is terrible.

If you are in an emergency meeting and don’t want to participate in unnecessary calls or messages during an important meeting, you can take advantage of mobile signal jamming technology. The use of 3G/4G mobile phone jammers, which allows people to avoid calls and text messages without turning off their phones. Enabling this technology will directly block the signals from the base stations and prevent you from communicating with others through your phone.

I’ve done everything possible to get the camera work. But RING doesnt have any way to block wifi jammers from preventing the cameras from work. My neighbor has been jamming the wifi signal to my garage camera. I’ve changed the camera, got the chime, added a wifi extender, changed my modem, hidden my network, called police, called FCC, XFINITY INTERNET, Ring customer service and NO ONE FRICKING CARES. They’ve been on my property but it doesnt show it on camera. When i leave 2 or 5 mins later my camera will go offline. All the other cameras is working but they’re able to target 1 camera. They’ve developed something and has been testing it. Everytime the camera doesnt want to turn on or go offline it always involves them. I turn on my camera departing and arriving home. As soon as they see me leaving or coming home it states streaming error or the camera would freeze. When it goes offline i have to turn around to head back home just to see if they’re doing anything my property.

I’ve seen paper tissue on my hedges which i cleaned up because i saw it on the video. I went to pick up my kids came back there was a another huge paper towel out of view of the camera but no video or clip to show they were there. It sends the message i can do this and you cant do anything about it. Listen… the day i find anyone of them on my property im going to jail. These Camera works up until it can be disarmed because Ring or my internet provider doesnt have anything in place to pervent it. I’ve been on the phone with Xfinity, Ring and Verizon countless hours and no solution. Because when the internet is blocked i gotta use my cellphone data. This is RIDICULOUS that no one is investigating things of this nature. This is a HUGE Blindspot especially paying so much for these camera. NOTHING TO PREVENT A SIGNAL FROM DISARMING YOUR CAMERA. I dont need no apologies i Need a SOLUTION TO FIX THE ISSUE. Just because Wifi signal blocker are illegal doesnt mean someone cant still get access to it… Your cameras are not safe. HELL, NO CAMERAS ARE SAFE IF THEY’RE ABLE TO DO THIS…

In a case like this have looked into either a hardwired camera system like something from Reolink, or if that’s not logistically possible, maybe a camera that can record to an SD card like a Wyze or tp-link? Wyze cams are about $25 to $30 and can record to SD card 24/7 even if wifi goes down. Not sure about tp-link but I think some can record to SD card.

if they are only targeting one camera, most likely they are using a deauther, not a wifi jammer. Wifi jammer will knock your entire wifi network out. A deauth attack will target individual devices.

Corrections has quietly removed all cellphone jammers from prisons.

The technology, introduced in 2008-09 to prevent inmates using smuggled mobile phones, has cost more than $17 million.

But signal blocker have not been in use since June after being found to interfere with new prison guard safety systems.

When announcing their introduction, then Corrections Minister Phil Goff said cellphone blocking in New Zealand prisons was a major step forward that will stop prisoners committing further offences while behind bars.

Stuff recently obtained details under the Official Information Act about the number of cellphones seized from the 18 prisons run by Corrections over the past three years.

There were 626 cellphones and more than 750 cellphone-related items (such as batteries, chargers, SIM cards etc) found by Corrections staff between January 2023 and November this year.

When asked why inmates would be smuggling cellphones when the prison’s had the mobile signal jammer that should render them useless, Corrections chief custodial officer Neil Beales said the cellphone jammers were removed in June.

The jammers had been found to interfere with new safety systems such as Corrections officer safety alarms, he said.

Advances in cellular technology had also resulted in jammers becoming “increasingly obsolete”.

It was “only one of a number of tools used to stop cellphones being used in prisons” and a number of “more effective tools” remain in place, Beales said.

These include Cellsense devices, which detect a range of metals found in cellphones, alongside screening and x-ray capability as well as detection dogs.

“Some people in prison go to extreme and elaborate lengths to introduce contraband into prisons, and we are constantly working to stay one step ahead of new methods used to introduce contraband into our prisons,” Beale said.

Corrections was looking at new and emerging technology to complement systems already in place, he said, and had started introducing the use of full body imaging technology at a number of sites to detect contraband that has been concealed on or in a person’s body.

In 2018 Corrections admitted cellphone jamming technology created a communications blind spot near Rimutaka Prison, meaning residents of a child sex offender unit outside the wire could not be tracked on-site at the facility.

Cellphones could be used by inmates to put pressure on others outside the wire, or to co-ordinate drug deals, and other offending. In May this year nine prison staff at Rimutaka were suspended for alleged misconduct, including the smuggling of cellphones into the prison.

Drug and alcohol counsellor and criminologist Roger Brooking, who has been critical of the spending on jammers from the outset, said it was not surprising that Corrections had ditched the technology.

“They don’t work. They never have worked,” he said.

“What prisoners have told me is that they have always managed to find areas within the prisons where the jammer just doesn’t seem to operate. So prisoners have been able to continue making cellphone calls to conduct drug deals, talk to family or whatever.”

Signal jammers are very popular in many countries, and in the United States, a world economic power, the demand for cell phone jammer and other jammers is increasing. Jammers bought signal blocking devices. is a professional manufacturer and distributor. for providing security and protection measures for key industries in the American market.

We are well aware that there are many effective and most important professional VCRS on the market. But as long as we are in such a vulnerable position, there is a digital card in the form of a digital recorder that we constantly investigate and recommend to the best surveillance agencies in Italy and abroad. The recorder card not only has the aesthetics for the given task, but also the ability to start high-quality recordings thanks to many interesting features that we will list below.

I may be a little exaggerated, but there are some problems in the business world that can have real consequences. In fact, it is not uncommon for entrepreneurs to be intercepted by unauthorized persons, such as people who spy on competitors or business partners, politicians in campaigns, production supervisors who steal trade secrets, military or government control. Therefore, be aware that in hidden locations, the sound between bits and data remains on the ether and can even be eavesdropped!

This means that we must not only know where we are, but also where we are going. Satellite systems always know where we are. Also note that when you use the Observer.net, the Observer.net may use this information to harm us. Therefore, it may make it difficult to track down people who want to join private companies (oh, marital infidelity...) or people who work for multiple companies on behalf of the Ministry of Commerce but don't want to know. These two addresses are for customers. The other end, or more simply, is a truck driver who wants to drive for a long time to take a nap. It can also be used in cars equipped with 4G cellular signal jammers. Equipped with the latest SMD components and integrated circuits, the phone has advanced anti-interference functions, is easy to install and use, and can work continuously for a long time. Be careful to choose the correct position of the shield and avoid rotation.

Jammer fills holes in communication equipment

If you think it's expensive, a GSM-compatible car anti-theft system can make your car 100% safe from all kinds of thieves and kidnappers and give you a variety of options for controlling your car. I may be wrong. Of course, a smartphone or a simple mobile phone can be used as a remote control for a car alarm, but don't forget that these modern smartphones are vulnerable to all kinds of hackers and attacks. Therefore, using a mobile device as a remote control for a car alarm is not the best idea. However, there are some advantages to the GSM car anti-theft system. First of all, all the code-catching jammers used to hijack vehicles are completely inoperable. You can also start the engine remotely. This is very useful if you park your car outside in the winter.

However, there are some fairly old and well-known methods to bypass these GSM alarms. First of all, one of the most effective devices is a device that can fake a cell phone tower. These handheld jammers have recently been used by US authorities for persecution purposes. That is, these devices pretend to be cell towers, making all GSM devices think they are connected to a cell tower and all traffic is routed through the gadget. Using this gadget affects GSM alarms.

Another point to consider when dealing with such alarms is that you cannot use a GSM blocker. This alarm will also not work if someone nearby is using a cell phone signal jammer. No one can lock or unlock it. However, considering the recent research of Don Bailey and Matthew Solnic, this feature can be considered a good security measure. I will start with a device that I recently developed. The code can be deciphered by decoding the encryption algorithm of the GSM alarm. Security experts have calculated that the cost of building such a device could be as low as $5,000. But now it gets worse. I have already mentioned Don Bailey and Matthew Solnic. A security vulnerability was found in the GSM communication protocol.

Even modern GSM alarms with two-way communication and interactive codes are vulnerable to this vulnerability. A malicious individual with technical knowledge can access the vehicle through such alarms and even start the engine remotely. All you need to do is send a specific SMS to the alarm with the code for the desired action. The same functionality works with various smartphone apps for car remote controls. Don Bailey and Matthew Solnic conducted many tests to discover this vulnerability. "Just connect your laptop to a GSM network that supports M2M (Machine to Machine) technology. This system allows devices to exchange data over the GSM network. Once connected to the network, you will be connected to the same GSM network. You will be able to connect now that you have found a way to send commands such as "turn off the alarm" and "start the engine".

Dear customers, are you still worried about the safety of traffic 5G mobile phone GPS jammers?

Here are some questions raised by our UK customers, and we have summarized them into FAQs to reply to everyone.

1. Please tell me - what will you write on the document to send the product to me in the UK? If it says jammer, it will go into a black hole and cannot be delivered. So what will you write on the document to pass customs smoothly, such as,

Generally, we will write the product names such as signal amplifiers, routers, etc., but not the name of the signal jammer.

2. I need to know which products I will get - portable GPS car alarm, WiFi handheld portable 5G jammer and portable jammer detector? Please confirm that all products can be used in the UK?

WIFI and GPS signals are universal worldwide; and the mobile phone signals in each country are different, so we will customize the corresponding frequency according to your receiving country.

How to choose a 4G jammer for your local network?

4G LET (3.9G) is not a real 4G network! 4G LTE was proposed by the 3gpp organization in response to the emergence of WiMAX. The latest LTE-Advanced released by 3gpp is the full name of 4G technology.

1. What is the difference between 4G and 4G LTE?
2. What is the difference between WiMAX and LTE?

1) The WiMAX standard is set by IEEE, and the LTE standard is set by 3GPP. The above two points have different basic protocols, but it is said that smooth interoperability will be achieved over time.

2) The goal of WiMAX is to achieve broadband mobility, and its predecessor is WLAN (WiMAX has an advantage in speed and a disadvantage in mobility). The goal of LTE is to achieve broadband mobile communications, and its predecessors are GSM\WCDMA\HSPA (LTE has an advantage in mobility and a disadvantage in speed).

The final rate results are similar!

• In the current design specifications, WiMAX is not yet compatible with LTE, but LTE is compatible with WiMAX.
• In many countries, LTE, WiMAX, HSPA+, 3G UMTS, GSM networks coexist!

We customize the jammer signal according to the customer's local frequency, other shops send the same jammers all over the world with poor shielding effect!!

The Marine Corps is on the hunt for electronic warfare attachments, "buckshot-like" ammunition, and advanced optics for its standard-issue rifle to help dismounted troops track and defeat incoming drones, according to a recent announcement from the service.

The notice seeking sources, published July 15 by Marine Corps Systems Command, details plans to field several new attachments to troops at the squad and platoon level to mount on their M27 Infantry Automatic Rifles in order to "support 'every' Marine's ability to conduct self-defense against threat Groups 1 and 2 small UAS [unmanned aerial systems]," drones that weigh 20 pounds or less and between 21 and 55 pounds, respectively.

Those attachments include a "directional RF [radio frequency] and/or Global Positioning System gps jammer" designed to interfere with the signals drones use to communicate

Rather than have dismounted troops to rely on bulky and unwieldy stand-alone hand-held, counter-drone jammer, the emphasis on mounting these new attachments on an "organic" (read: essential) rifle reflects a need for systems that have "little to no impact on [Marines'] primary mission," as the notice puts it.

For the advanced rifle optics, the most likely candidate for Marines is the SMASH 2000L fire control system from Israeli defense contractor SmartShooter, which allows troops to "lock on" to an incoming drone target for a "guaranteed hit." The Marine Corps has been testing the system since 2021 but has yet to field it across the broader close-combat force.

The Marine Corps Warfighting Lab "has provided a limited quantity of the [SmartShooter] SMASH 2000L optics to a small number of Marine Corps units for experimentation," a battle lab spokesperson told Military.com. "The optic has not been provided by the program office for use in Marine Corps training, nor has it been provided to deployed units."

For the average grunt, it's unclear how much weight these new devices will add to their rifle and, in turn, how that might affect its use on the battlefield.

The M27 weighs 9.8 pounds loaded with a 30-round STANAG magazine and outfitted with a sling. The addition of the Corps' new Squad Common Optic (2 pounds), a rail-mounted AN/PEQ-16 laser illuminator (9.9 ounces), and a standard Knights Armament suppressor (1.4 pounds) results in a 13.8-pound weapon -- just under the weight of the noticeably heavy XM7 Next Generation Squad Weapon rifle the Army recently started fielding.

Beyond these rifle add-ons, the Corps is also searching for "enhanced ammunition for existing firearms," namely "buckshot-like" rounds for the service's arsenal of rifles chambered in 5.56x45mm and 7.62x51mm, such as the M110 Semi-Automatic Sniper System, as well as for its M2 .50-caliber machine guns and 40mm grenade launchers.

Details about the new ammunition were not immediately available, but as recently as April Marines have engaged in counter-drone training with shotguns, alongside other "direct fire" weapons such as rifles and machine guns.

A Marine Corps Systems Command spokesperson did not immediately respond to a request for comment Tuesday.

Conventional militaries and non-state actors have increasingly menaced U.S. and allied forces with low-cost, weaponized drones in recent years, a development that had previously prompted Marine Gen. Kenneth McKenzie Jr., the former head of U.S. Central Command, to dub them the most dangerous threat to American forces in the Middle East since the advent of the improvised explosive device at the dawn of the Global War on Terror.

While the Marine Corps is working overtime to field several vehicle-mounted counter-drone solutions such as the vehicle-mounted Light Marine Air Defense Integrated System, or L-MADIS, the new push to equip grunts with easy-to-carry systems is part of the service's broader effort to make every Marine a drone defender at a time when some units are currently deploying to geopolitical hot spots such as the Indo-Pacific without such capabiilties.

"Every unit down to the individual Marine, regardless of geographic location on the battlefield, is vulnerable to reconnaissance and, more dangerously, attack from threat Groups 1 and 2 small UAS," according to the notice. "To facilitate freedom of movement, Marines require the ability to conduct self-defense against the threat."