Can you recommend a cell phone without GPS tracking capability, I don't want the government knowing anything?
They passed some act in 2005 that said 95% of cell phones must have GPS tracking. This means 5% do not, I want to find a phone in that 5%. I do not like the concept the government being able to track my where abouts whenever they feel like it, which they pretty much can do.
Anyone have any knowledge on American phone models that fall in that 5th percent?
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Your phone is continually pinging the cell towers, unless you remove the battery.
Is it worth it to have to constantly do that?
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Any cell phone that has a signal can be tracked, even if it’s not exactly intended to be used as GPS. Your phone has to use the cell towers to get a signal to call out.
To turn off the GPS tracking from LEO and other snooping, go to http://www.PingCellPhone.com