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Massive GPS jamming observed around Israel. Are anti-drone weapons to blame? https://bit.ly/3wJTBPK The jamming of satellite-based has increased recently, three years after the phenomenon first appeared in the region. The disruptions mostly affect passenger planes and not ground-based systems in vehicles. The European Organization for the Safety of Air Navigation said it is likely that the jamming comes from the use of anti-drone systems.

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GAO: Pentagon lacks 'strategic objectives' on alternates to GPS https://bit.ly/3vRy5bb The armed services and the Office of Secretary of Defense have at least 11 ongoing efforts to develop technologies for providing positioning, navigation, and timing to backup in case of outages, but Congress’s watchdog agency is worried that up to now the Pentagon has provided little strategic direction to guide them.

GAO: Pentagon lacks ‘strategic objectives’ on alternates to GPS GAO found 11 individual programs spread across OSD and the military services, as well as separate answers for the Pentagon's "open systems approach."

Tesla applies to patent more precise GPS antenna for self-driving and navigation https://bit.ly/3p0K7eD In its claims, Tesla argues that the design can produce a more precise antenna while reducing power demand, noise, and cost. The automaker also makes it clear that its system wouldn’t be only used for navigation but also for self-driving applications.

Tesla applies to patent more precise GPS antenna for self-driving and navigation Tesla has applied to patent a new multi-band GPS antenna that it believes will be more precise for self-driving and navigation applications. The automaker describes the new device in the abstract of the new patent application: A multi-band antenna system is provided. The antenna system can be placed...

GPS tracker leaves vehicles open to remote hacking https://bit.ly/3zryKRA The tracker in question, Micodus MV720, has been shipped in over 1.5 million devices across 169 countries and is used by a range of critical infrastructure suppliers, including Fortune 50 energy, oil and gas companies; a South American national military; and a nuclear power plant operator.

GPS tracker leaves vehicles open to remote hacking Affects at least 1 million vehicles across 169 countries.