Looks like it uses wifi and bluetooth. So anything just "ON".
You know its not all that hard to reproduce if someone wants to. Except when we do it, its against the law.
Looks like it uses wifi and bluetooth. So anything just "ON".
You know its not all that hard to reproduce if someone wants to. Except when we do it, its against the law.
I don't suppose there is an easy to create device that creates tens or hundreds of random virtual bluetooth and wifi devices that we can leave in our vehicles to poison the data it is collecting?
Most modern phones. Samsung and Apple use address randomization for WiFi. There are tricks through like announcing common WiFi router names. Starbucks. Netgear etc then looking at traffic.
Also your car has wifi and bt. Which prolly doesn’t do that.
If you wanted to position it you shouldn’t get an adr and park nearby. Also I wouldn’t recommend a jammer like any radio you have broadcasting on Channel 5 endlessless.
You still need the phone to transmit Bluetooth audio from. It's not like wired headphones, or even wireless headphones, play music on their own.
Yes, there are exceptions. Yes, I am salty about the lack of headphone jacks .
TBH USB-C to 3.5mm adapters are better anyways IMO, they're very small and just stay attached to my headphones, have a better DAC and amplifier inside than most onboard 3.5mm jacks ever did, and it never gets stuffed full of pocket lint which was always an issue on phones that had an onboard jack.
Gross. Does it still track bluetooth if the phone is already paired with a headset and not actively searching for new connections? Guess I'll be back to wired headphones if that's the case.
How do I invest in Faraday cages?
It's only a matter of time for Flock, but since the article seems too scard to mention the actual company name, it's Leonardo https://www.leonardocompany-us.com/lpr/elsag-signaltrace
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