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The Truth About GPS Cell Phone Tracking
The Truth About GPS Cell Phone Tracking
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GPS cell phone tracking technology is currently
early 2005. FCC regulations require all new cell
phones produced after that date to have the
tracking device within the phone. This was spawned
after 911 attacks and the beginning on the war on
terror. It is also the result of the need to find lost
individuals and people who have dialed 911 and are
unable to provide location information.
the phones of their subscribers. In addition implied
FCC guidelines allow the tracking feature to be used
in cases of emergencies. Despite these guidelines
some carriers have contracted with so called
location based service providers. For a fee these
companies use data provided by cell phone carriers
to provide GPS tracking information. The legality of
these services many times depends on the local or
state government regulations. Cell phone
customers understandably are very wary of
intrusions into their privacy and on occasion sought
legal remedies to protect themselves. Some feel it is
a violation of their 4th amendment rights under the
constitution.
The GPS technology that is incorporated into cell
phone handsets is not the same as the units used in
your vehicle that you use to navigate the roads of
this country. Depending on the carrier and the type
of cell phone hardware used the location data may
be continuous or only available when a location
request is made. All these differences make tracking
an individual cell phone that you do not own or have
a legal interest in very troublesome at best.
The bottom line is that accessing cell phone
tracking information on your girl friend or business
competitor is generally unavailable and most likely
illegal.
GPS Cell Phone Tracking
early 2005. FCC regulations require all new cell
phones produced after that date to have the
tracking device within the phone. This was spawned
after 911 attacks and the beginning on the war on
terror. It is also the result of the need to find lost
individuals and people who have dialed 911 and are
unable to provide location information.
the phones of their subscribers. In addition implied
FCC guidelines allow the tracking feature to be used
in cases of emergencies. Despite these guidelines
some carriers have contracted with so called
location based service providers. For a fee these
companies use data provided by cell phone carriers
to provide GPS tracking information. The legality of
these services many times depends on the local or
state government regulations. Cell phone
customers understandably are very wary of
intrusions into their privacy and on occasion sought
legal remedies to protect themselves. Some feel it is
a violation of their 4th amendment rights under the
constitution.
The GPS technology that is incorporated into cell
phone handsets is not the same as the units used in
your vehicle that you use to navigate the roads of
this country. Depending on the carrier and the type
of cell phone hardware used the location data may
be continuous or only available when a location
request is made. All these differences make tracking
an individual cell phone that you do not own or have
a legal interest in very troublesome at best.
The bottom line is that accessing cell phone
tracking information on your girl friend or business
competitor is generally unavailable and most likely
illegal.
GPS Cell Phone Tracking
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