Different jammers should be used in different occasions

　　Are you considering using a cell phone jammer in your building or business?

　　Most civilian GPS jammers have a range sufficient to cover the largest vehicles and provide user privacy.If so, you might be curious about how they actually work and how they affect your phone.

　　It's mostly about privacy, allowing you to hide yourself or your car while being tracked by a GPS receiver.This signal may interrupt communication between your phone and its cellular base station.

　　When the portable jammer is turned off, the phone automatically re-establishes communication with the base station - people affected by the jammer can get cell phone service again.

　　Also, note that the same applies to every GPS jammers we carry.So you don't have to worry about hurting yourself or others when using active distraction.

　　Using a jammer will not damage your phone.Police, fire, emergency services, and pager users can still communicate with each other, but clients, clients, or students should ensure the environment is quiet and not distracted by non-emergency chats on their phones.

　　There are some civilian applications that can interfere with GPS signals.In this case, all phones in the affected area show "No Service" incoming calls are blocked, and the caller feels their phone is off.

　　A real application would be for a seller or delivery man to have lunch outside of their territory, or go home to pick up a forgotten item without much explaining their GPS location.Cellular jammers transmit low-power radio signals.