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Tom Valos wrote:
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> can a phone that is TURNED OFF still provide gps signals ???
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> *Subject:* [TSCM-L] {1906} Article | CAUGHT BY THE GPS: CELLPHONE
> TRACKED CITY WORKER DODGING WORK...
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can a phone that is TURNED OFF still provide gps signals ???
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Its from Onion wrote:
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> BUT, like any transmitter it will feel warm to the touch and short
> battery life. Watch for these and other tell-tell signs of
> transmitting.
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> Remember, it isn't magic. Just transmitters.
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> ----- Original Message -----
> *From:* kondrak <mailto:kon...@phreaker.net>
> *To:* TSCM-...@googlegroups.com <mailto:TSCM-...@googlegroups.com>
> *Sent:* Saturday, September 01, 2007 4:20 AM
> *Subject:* [TSCM-L] {1911} Re: question for you
batteries, don't need to show no stinkin' batteries, we have aliens!!
boy people like you sure bring the quality of this list up to that
level i so much enjoy. you know, 3rd grade was the best 3 years of my
life too.
of course i'm assuming you're not stupid enough to use a cell phone
that someone has wired over the switch or programmed it for silent ops,
i mean nobody is that dumb. because that would mean it is turned on,
and invalidates your point.
right?
ll
-jma
T-Mobile / Cingular / AT&T - The Global System for Mobile (GSM) communications as adopted by these carriers represents the network with the largest coverage footprint. Roaming agreements between these carriers provide end users with service throughout the country. GSM is also the prominent cellular network abroad.
Sprint / Nextel, not so much because of coverage, but because of their emphasis on data. Nextel has created their own data formats and communication protocols for high bandwidth mobile electronics applications. This company, who gave new meaning to the term "walkie-talkie", provides the most flexibility for the communication of GPS data between cell phones and location-based service providers. Recent co-operation between Sprint and Nextel has increased this network's footprint.
Motorolla iDEN, Boost Mobile, Blackberry phones operate on the Nextel network.
Disney Mobile offers Pantech DM-P100 and LG DM-L200 operating on the Sprint Network
Wherify Wireless offers its own "Wherifone" operating on the GSM network.
LBS providers have agreements with the wireless network carriers to receive data from a cell phone and make it accessible to you via an Internet web site or call center. Most all LBS providers will be able to tell you the approximate last known location, but beyond that, services offered will vary, depending on the type of cell phone and the capabilities of the service provider.
Disney Mobile operates as a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) utilizing the enhanced Sprint Nationwide PCS Network. Designed for families, Disney Mobile features Family Locator (tm) allowing adults to locate kids phone by viewing map on the adults phone or on the Disney Mobile web site. Ref: DisneyMobile.com
Accutracking is a full-featured low-cost LBS provider using Motorolla, Boost Mobile and Blackberry phones operating on the Nextel network.
See Accutracking.com
Nextel's Mobile Locator is a service used in conjunction with Nextel calling plans with Nextel GPS-enabled phones. Mobile locator allows you to view and monitor your peoples' location in real-time, either singly or within a group, on a zoomable, online map. The web interface allows you to view location history, based on your most recent queries. See: Nextel/Mobil_Locator web site for more info
Using certain models of Nextel phones, you can view a group of your peoples' locations on one map, or you can view a track of an individual's location history. Powered by uLocate, Mapquest provides a web interface for mobile devices like PDAs as well cell phones. Other features include in-depth location history detail. See www.mapquestfindme.com
Developers of the "Wherifone" designed specifically for children and seniors. The Wherifone is supported solely by Wherify's Global Location Service Center. See: Wherify.com