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GPS Cell Phone Tracking
GPS Cell Phone Tracking
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New regulations concerning GPS cell phone
(E911) all new cell phones must have a GPS chip
installed during manufacturing. This allows the
local 911 dispatcher to access your location
during any emergency. This GPS cell phone
tracking technology has already saved numerous
lives. In addition it has help law enforcement
agencies to track and arrest criminal suspects. In
addition many manufactures have designed their
phones to allow the user to use the phone for
navigation. However GPS cell phone tracking
technology is not without its critics.
Many people feel the new GPS cell phone
tracking technology is another intrusion into their
privacy. FCC regulations generally prohibit
anyone from accessing your cell phone
information including your GPS cell phone
tracking information. Even law enforcement
agencies are required to have a judicial warrant to
access your GPS cell phone tracking data.
However, there are several new companies that
have begun to provide Private GPS cell phone
tracking information on any cell phone user. The
legality of these services is a much debated
issue. State laws often have in some cases
restricted these services. Private investigators,
bail bond agents and friend of the court
personnel are the most common customers for
this service. Obviously there is the possibility of
misuse of this information by stalkers and other
criminals. Some people have refused to upgrade
their phones in order to keep their phone location
information private.
The new GPS cell phone tracking technology
allows the phone company and 911 dispatchers
to accurate locate your cell phone to less 100 feet
in most outdoor environments however if you live
and work within the deep canyons of an urban
setting the accuracy will be degraded to 300 feet
or more. Buildings that do not allow good cell
phone coverage will obviously prevent cell phone
tracking. In addition if are located within area that
blocks cell phone service. Recently a woman lost
control of her car while on our local interstate
ending up deep within the heavily treed median.
She was trapped in the vehicle but was able to
call 911 for assistance. Unfortunately she was
unable to tell the dispatcher exactly where she
was. State troopers and sheriff deputies spent
time looking for her but her vehicle was not
visible from the Interstate. Fortunately dispatch
was able to access the GPS cell phone tracking
information for her phone. Troopers were able to
locate exactly where she was located and she
was extricated from here vehicle and taken to the
local hospital.
Despite all the privacy concerns the new GPS cell
phone tracking capability is a valuable tool for
emergency responders and law enforcement
personnel. Hopefully law makers will monitor the
use of this technology to make sure that the
ability to abuse this valuable technology is limited.
GPS Cell Phone Tracking
(E911) all new cell phones must have a GPS chip
installed during manufacturing. This allows the
local 911 dispatcher to access your location
during any emergency. This GPS cell phone
tracking technology has already saved numerous
lives. In addition it has help law enforcement
agencies to track and arrest criminal suspects. In
addition many manufactures have designed their
phones to allow the user to use the phone for
navigation. However GPS cell phone tracking
technology is not without its critics.
Many people feel the new GPS cell phone
tracking technology is another intrusion into their
privacy. FCC regulations generally prohibit
anyone from accessing your cell phone
information including your GPS cell phone
tracking information. Even law enforcement
agencies are required to have a judicial warrant to
access your GPS cell phone tracking data.
However, there are several new companies that
have begun to provide Private GPS cell phone
tracking information on any cell phone user. The
legality of these services is a much debated
issue. State laws often have in some cases
restricted these services. Private investigators,
bail bond agents and friend of the court
personnel are the most common customers for
this service. Obviously there is the possibility of
misuse of this information by stalkers and other
criminals. Some people have refused to upgrade
their phones in order to keep their phone location
information private.
The new GPS cell phone tracking technology
allows the phone company and 911 dispatchers
to accurate locate your cell phone to less 100 feet
in most outdoor environments however if you live
and work within the deep canyons of an urban
setting the accuracy will be degraded to 300 feet
or more. Buildings that do not allow good cell
phone coverage will obviously prevent cell phone
tracking. In addition if are located within area that
blocks cell phone service. Recently a woman lost
control of her car while on our local interstate
ending up deep within the heavily treed median.
She was trapped in the vehicle but was able to
call 911 for assistance. Unfortunately she was
unable to tell the dispatcher exactly where she
was. State troopers and sheriff deputies spent
time looking for her but her vehicle was not
visible from the Interstate. Fortunately dispatch
was able to access the GPS cell phone tracking
information for her phone. Troopers were able to
locate exactly where she was located and she
was extricated from here vehicle and taken to the
local hospital.
Despite all the privacy concerns the new GPS cell
phone tracking capability is a valuable tool for
emergency responders and law enforcement
personnel. Hopefully law makers will monitor the
use of this technology to make sure that the
ability to abuse this valuable technology is limited.
GPS Cell Phone Tracking
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