A question like "stalking mania" - can someone track my Garmin with GPS if they had access to it? Can this be prevented? Should you get rid of the equipment and look for a new one?
thank you in advance
thank you in advance
Czy wolisz polską wersję strony elektroda?
Nie, dziękuję Przekieruj mnie tamFreddy wrote:Can you translate into Polish?
This is a GPS receiver, so you can't find it.
Well, unless you mean that it is, for example, from an illegal source, that's what the serial numbers are for.
japycz321 wrote:GPS in the standard version used in navigation works in one direction. It is only a receiver, and all positioning is done in the device by measuring the time needed for the signal to reach the receiver. To sum up, without additional elements such as a sim card, it is not possible to pass the device's position on.
friedel7 wrote:It sends nothing because it is a receiver.is the device sending any signal, e.g. by connecting to the satellite
friedel7 wrote:No - for locating there must be a special device containing a complete transmitter with a SIM card.Can the standard version be enriched enough to be localized? theoretically, the device is so small that it is difficult to imagine it and hardly has any space for the card.
friedel7 wrote:Basics of GPS system operation:I assume that it sends a signal because how would it be to determine its position needed to measure time / pace and to draw the route later.
