GPS Cellphone Tracking - Track Anyone Anytime Anywhere

[GpsSpying.Com]

GSM mobile phone tracking system via the GPS-TRACK satellite network.
Based on repeater triangulation, the system tracks mobile phones using
GPS and GSM technology. Track anyone, anyutime, anywhere using their
cellphone number.

http://www.GpsSpying.Com/

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On Jul 25, 1:51 pm, "GpsSpying.Com" > wrote:
> GSM mobile phone tracking system via the GPS-TRACK satellite network.
> Based on repeater triangulation, the system tracks mobile phones using
> GPS and GSM technology. Track anyone, anyutime, anywhere using their
> cellphone number.
>
> http://www.GpsSpying.Com/

I assume you mention this because this could be used by crews to track
cross-country sailplane pilots or even track location of crash.

For the lasts few years, all new cars have a gps device in them.
Between the cell phones and the cars, the government knows where
everybody is.

[Nyal Williams]

Lots of people keep their cell phones turned off except
when they, themselves, want to use them; no tracking
there.

Do the new cars have an off switch? I'd guess there
are considerable numbers of people who would not want
to be tracked for any number of reasons.

At 15:12 26 July 2007, wrote:
>On Jul 25, 1:51 pm, 'GpsSpying.Com' wrote:
>> GSM mobile phone tracking system via the GPS-TRACK
>>satellite network.
>> Based on repeater triangulation, the system tracks
>>mobile phones using
>> GPS and GSM technology. Track anyone, anyutime, anywhere
>>using their
>> cellphone number.
>>
>> http://www.GpsSpying.Com/
>
>I assume you mention this because this could be used
>by crews to track
>cross-country sailplane pilots or even track location
>of crash.
>
>For the lasts few years, all new cars have a gps device
>in them.
>Between the cell phones and the cars, the government
>knows where
>everybody is.
>
>

[Andy[_1_]]

On Jul 26, 8:06 am, wrote:
> For the lasts few years, all new cars have a gps device in them.
> Between the cell phones and the cars, the government knows where
> everybody is.

I thought I had a reasonable understanding of GPS but perhaps I was
wrong. Can you please explain how the presence of a GPS device in a
vehicle allows anyone, except a person in the vehicle, to know where
the vehicle is located.

thanks

Andy

[nimbusgb]

On 27 Jul, 10:56, Andy > wrote:
> On Jul 26, 8:06 am, wrote:
>
> > For the lasts few years, all new cars have a gps device in them.
> > Between the cell phones and the cars, the government knows where
> > everybody is.
>
> I thought I had a reasonable understanding of GPS but perhaps I was
> wrong. Can you please explain how the presence of a GPS device in a
> vehicle allows anyone, except a person in the vehicle, to know where
> the vehicle is located.
>
> thanks
>
> Andy

It doesn't, except in the minds of some completely paranoid idiots.

[Bert Willing]

There are quite a couple of high-end cars which couple the GPS to a GSM
device to automatically transmit the position in case of the airbags firing
off.

"nimbusgb" > wrote in message
ups.com...
> On 27 Jul, 10:56, Andy > wrote:
>> On Jul 26, 8:06 am, wrote:
>>
>> > For the lasts few years, all new cars have a gps device in them.
>> > Between the cell phones and the cars, the government knows where
>> > everybody is.
>>
>> I thought I had a reasonable understanding of GPS but perhaps I was
>> wrong. Can you please explain how the presence of a GPS device in a
>> vehicle allows anyone, except a person in the vehicle, to know where
>> the vehicle is located.
>>
>> thanks
>>
>> Andy
>
> It doesn't, except in the minds of some completely paranoid idiots.
>

[danlj]

On Jul 25, 12:51 pm, "GpsSpying.Com" > wrote:
> GSM mobile phone tracking system via the GPS-TRACK satellite network.
> Based on repeater triangulation, the system tracks mobile phones using
> GPS and GSM technology. Track anyone, anyutime, anywhere using their
> cellphone number.
>
> http://www.GpsSpying.Com/


It's a joke, folks. Just a joke.