I was using cell phone jammer while you were using Apple’s new iPhone SE and iPad Pro

I was using cell phone jammer while you were using Apple’s new iPhone SE and iPad Pro

March 22, 2016
As predicted, Apple’s big event Monday brought smaller-screened versions of its most powerful iPhone and iPad.Aslo a moile phone jammer can block.

Since the company’s new iPhone SE is essentially an iPhone 6s in the body of a 2013 iPhone 5s, and the 9.7-inch iPad Pro is a certifiable dwarf version of the 12.9-inch iPad Pro, it’s true that the excitement in these gadgets isn’t really in their looks. Nevertheless, we’re here like clockwork to provide some first-impression shots of them all the same.Hot gadget 4gcell phone jammer.

So! Enjoy taking a gander at Apple’s ho-hum-looking mobile device refreshes, presented at some great angles.Cell phone signal jammer is a jamming device.
Jamming range: up to 50m, the jamming radius still depends on the strength of the signal in given area.That mean whatever people using Apple,it can be jamming.


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Priest installs cell phone jammer in church for silent sermons

For anyone gearing up to deliver a speech to an audience, there’s always a chance they’re going to be rudely interrupted by someone’s mobile device going off. Ever since phones landed in the hands of the masses, there’ve been stories of theater actors pausing mid-performance to have a go at someone whose phone started sounding at a crucial moment of the proceedings.

With this in mind, it may not come as too much of a surprise to learn that priests, too, have been having a hard time of it while delivering sermons in their churches.

One such man of the cloth, Father Michele Madonna, became so incensed by phones going off during services at his church in Naples, Italy that he ended up installing a jamming device to shut them up.

The priest told the Daily Mail that at first he put up posters asking people to turn off their phones, but when the buzzing and jingles continued – even during some funerals – he bought a $60 jamming device and installed it after local police gave him the go ahead.

“What really annoyed me is that when it first started people would switch off their phones in embarrassment; now they are cupping their hands over the receiver and carrying on talking,” Father Madonna said.

Although the services are a lot quieter these days, the priest’s actions have inadvertently caused problems for other members of the community.

According to the Mail, some local stores are complaining that the mobile phone jammer is so powerful that it’s affecting the operation of their card payment machines, preventing transactions.

One irate retailer said, “Since Father Madonna started using the cell phone jammer kit, I’ve had real problems using my card swiper for payments. It just doesn’t work and I’m losing money. Others are in the same position – I understand how he feels but what about us? This is our busiest time of the year.”

It’s not clear if Father Madonna will remove the device and once again put up with having his services interrupted by noisy cell phones, or continue using it in the face of objections from local businesses.

Prohibited

While such cell phone jammers are relatively easy to get hold of in the U.S., their use is actually prohibited.

Once incident earlier this year saw the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) slap a Florida man with a $48,000 fine for using such a device. Jason Humphreys reportedly spent two years driving to and from work with a 3g4g cell phone jammer in his car to prevent commuters from using their phone behind the wheel.

GPS Jammers Illegal, Dangerous, and Very Easy to Buy

With car thieves in the United Kingdom using GPS cell phone jammers to aid their getaways, experts say it's only a matter of time until crooks -- and, ominously, terrorists -- in the United States catch on.

Mobile phone Jammers transmit a low-power signal that creates signal noise and fools a GPS receiver into thinking the satellites are not available. They can be used to confuse police and avoid toll charges, and some pranksters use them to nettle unsuspecting iPhone users. 

But the real threat is the unknown. Criminals could use them to hide their whereabouts from law enforcement -- and some experts fear terrorists could use high-powered jammers to disrupt GPS reception on an airplane or in military operations.

The devices pose serious societal risks, and they're unquestionably illegal to buy and use in the United States. The FCC is bullish about pursuing anyone who buys a GPS jammer and will prosecute and jail anyone who uses one. Yet they're easily bought online, and their proponents say they should stay that way. Fox News was able to buy GPS cell phone signal jammers for as little as $50 from numerous online sources.

"GPS is so embedded in the transportation, manufacturing industries and economies of our societies that the risk is high," said David Last, an Emeritus Professor of Bangor University in the U.K. and a well-known authority on criminal use of GPS jammers. 

"It's especially so in telecommunications: GPS is the ultimate source of timing for most of our telephone systems, the Internet and, in the U.S., phone cells."

All those systems are potential prey for jammers, and that's largely why they are illegal. But the devices' proponents say they can serve a purpose, and that people should have the right to buy them. And, for the time being, they can.

"GPS jammer will help you protect your personal privacy," said Kharkovoy. "Our new cell phone signal jammer  model jm-cnf510 was created to block all possible tracking systems and also all civil GPS systems including GPS L1, GPS L2, and GPS L5. To run the GPS cell phone jammer kit you simply turn on the switch at the top of the jammer."

But that, says Bruce Romano, the legal adviser at the FCC's Office of Engineering and Technology, is not a good argument for using a mobile phone jammer. Anyone, he says, can hire a detective to perform a sweep of a car or personal belongings to look for GPS receivers.

"Besides being illegal, or [criminals] thinking they can get away with using them because customs will not detect them, there are a wide variety of critical devices that could be affected, and there could be unintended consequences that cause problems, and you have no idea you are causing them," Romano said.

The Air Force -- tasked with deploying and maintaining GPS satellites -- acknowledges that GPS systems are vulnerable, since they are widely available for public use.

"GPS design has incorporated measures to ensure signal availability to users in a war fighter environment," said Andy Roake, chief of current operations at Air Force Space Command Public Affairs. "An element of signal availability is jam resistance, and that has been a key focus in the development of the satellite constellation, the ground segment, and military user equipment. 

"It is an important part of what we've done with our GPS constellation, and we continually work to improve jam-resistant capability. However, we cannot discuss technical elements of how we achieve this due to the sensitivity of revealing capabilities to any potential adversary."

While government agencies will not discuss how they detect or dissuade jamming equipment, or how next-gen GPS satellites will be improved to make jamming more difficult, Last said there was one step the Bush Administration took in 2008 to counteract the jamming risk -- a high-power, ground-based system called Enhanced Loran (eLoran), which was designed to be a fall-back for GPS jamming.

"So far, the current administration has not announced any intention to proceed with eLoran," Last said, "... leaving the U.S. without the principal defense it had announced it wished to deploy."

Of course, GPS and cell phone jammers are not exactly state of the art. The devices, which cause signal confusion and disruption, are actually similar to illegal cell phone jammers.

The risk is low for airplanes, which use ground-based radars for guidance and have a back-up navigation system that does not depend on satellites. Military personnel use a private GPS network. But GPS jamming could nonetheless cause confusion in the cockpit as pilots have to switch to back up navigation systems. And maritime shipments that rely on GPS coordinates for finding port locations could face problems as well. 

Ronald Repasi, the FCC's Deputy Chief for the Office of Engineering and Technology, said selling, importing, owning, or using a GPS jammer in the U.S. is illegal, and he said the agency actively pursues those who use the devices. He said GPS jammers could pose a potential risk if used negligently. 

"It goes to the capability of the jamming device," said Repasi.  "Higher power devices will have greater range and greater potential for interference over a wider area than lower power devices."

How does 3g4g cell phone jammers work?

After heard the news that one man in Florida was fined of  $48,000 by operating jammer ,you may think whether cell phone jammer is legal in your country.

As far as we know,mobile phone jammer is not a normal product.

How does 3g4g cell phone jammers work?
By emitting radio frequency waves that prevent the targeted device from establishing or maintaining a connection, it can block all radio communications on any device that operates on radio frequencies within its range.

Here brings you some countries for example.
  Armenia : legal
 Australia: illegal to operate, supply or possess
 Belgium: illegal to sell, possess and operate (licensed part of the spectrum).
 Canada: illegal, except by federal law-enforcement agencies who have obtained approva
 People's Republic of China: Used by the Education government department as a method of thwarting cheating in schools. During major end of year exams, mobile phone signal jammers are used in areas surrounding high schools to prevent students inside from receiving calls or text messages, which may be used for illicit purposes. In some municipalities however, rather than the use of jammers, mobile signal towers close to schools are temporarily shut down for the duration of the week as exams are in progress.
 Czech Republic: illegal.
 Denmark: illegal.
 Egypt: illegal.
 Finland: illegal.
 France: France legalized spy cell-phone jammers in (movie) theaters and other places with performances in 2004. Abandoned due to complaints regarding emergency calls. Still legally used inside jails.
 Germany: illegal, but installation in jails has been proposed.
 India: legal, Government, Religious Places, Prisons and Educational Institutions use jammers.
 Iran: illegal to operate for civilians but allowed for police forces and military. It is however legal to own such units, which can be bought in electronic markets without a licence. In most jails, libraries and university classrooms such jammers are already in use. In the 2009–2010 Iranian election protests, police forces used cellphone and Bluetooth jammers.
 Ireland: illegal to operate. Legally used inside prisons by the Irish Prison Service.
 Italy: technically not illegal to own, but illegal to operate, since the Italian law specifically prohibits the disturbing of radio and telephone communications. GSM jammers are however legal to be used in places like hospitals, churches, movie theatres and other places with performances, and other buildings where and when the use of mobile telephones may result in a leak of sensitive information: on such occasions, jammers are legal as long as their operation doesn't interfere with electronic medical equipment (such as pace-makers) and allows mobile phones to make emergency calls. Tri-Band Jammers are reserved to, and in use with, the police forces and are being experimented in prisons.
 Japan: illegal to use, but legal to own. Buying of mobile short range versions is allowed. Use of fixed high output jammers with long range is illegal, with fines of up to max $250,000USD and/or 5 years in prison.
 Mexico: legal inside jails, often used also in churches and hospitals.
 New Zealand: Illegal to sell, manufacture or use.Legal inside jails by department of corrections.
 Norway: illegal to own and operate. The police and the military can use jammers in situations in which it is necessary.
 Pakistan: It's Illegal to Operate a Jammer without the N.O.C from Ministry of Interior and Ministry of Telecom, Further State bank of Pakistan banned the installation of same in Banks, PTA (Pakistan Telecom Authority's Enforcement Division contonously monitors and receives complaints and takes actions to remove Jammers which are installed without N,O.C.
 Poland: legal to trade and own, while not operational; illegal to use in public (licensed part of the spectrum); illegal to cause interference to 3rd party communication (without notice and permission); legal to use on own property with small power (both above clauses apply).
 Slovakia: illegal.
 Sweden: illegal. Legal inside jails and for military use.
 Switzerland: illegal.
 Turkey: illegal. Only the police and the military use jammers.
 Ukraine: legal, planned to be used in schools
 United Kingdom: illegal to use, but legal to own. Installation in jails has been proposed
 United States: Cell phone blocking devices are used by federal officials under certain circumstances. Privacy rights of property owners may affect the policy and application of law within buildings. The FCC may issue a permit that waives the law for private use. For radio communications, it is illegal to operate, manufacture, import, or offer for sale, including advertising (Communications Act of 1934).Blocking radio communications in public can carry fines of up to $11,000 or imprisonment of up to one year.

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Portable WiFi GPS Signal Jammer

If your jamming desires still aren’t satisfied after having played around with the Portable GPS and Cell Phone Jammer, this portable WiFi signal jammer might be just what you need.

Ultimate convenience with the small and portable size, you can keep this device in your pocket, inside your bag, hidden under the seat of your car, anywhere. Also, with just an on/off button and green light to indicate the device is working, this portable WiFi jammer is simplicity at its best.

You also don’t have to deal with antennas to install or setting up any software/configuration, because this 3g4g cell phone jammer is ready straight out of the box for instant jamming and unjamming.

The Portable WiFi Signal Jammer is available through the Chinavasion online store with the retail price.

If you have got tired of the first generation of portable cell phone jammers and want to be able to do some GPS jamming instead, this is your lucky day (and not so lucky for others).

 Anti-Phone: Transmitting low power radio signals to cut off communications between cell towers and any cell phones in the proximity, this Cell Phone Jammer completely shuts down any GSM and DCS mobile phone signals within a 10 meter radius.Anti-GPS: Worried someone has intentionally installed a GPS tracker somewhere in (or under) your car to track all your movements? It’s more likely than you think, but now worry no more because this jammer offers a perfect 10 meter radius of GPS jamming, ensuring your privacy no matter where you go or how large your vehicle is. 

The Portable GPS and Cell Phone Jammer (GSM, DCS, GPS) is sold through the website with a retail price.