Cell Phones FAQ
Cell Phones FAQ
29th
MAY
What is a Handler for a Cell Phone
Posted by admin under handler
What is a Handler for a Cell Phone ?
The handler is another term for the carrier which means the name of the company.
Examples of cell phone handlers/carriers include:
-Sprint
-AT&T
-Verizon
-T-Mobile
-bmobile
-O2
-Digicel
…
How do you get a handler on your cell phone ?
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Cell Phone Jammer
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Cell Phone Jammer - is an instrument used to prevent cellular phones from receiving signals from or transmitting signals to base stations. When used, the jammer effectively disables cellular phones.
These devices can be used in practically any location, but are found primarily in places where a phone call would be particularly disruptive because silence is expected.
17th
MAY
Cell Phone Location Triangulation
Posted by admin under location
Cell Phone Location Triangulation collects data and traces the approximate location of the cell phone in question. Because cell phone triangulation requires tracking the strength of the signal from cell phone towers receiving a signal, normal citizens will be unable to perform this function without paying a company for their technology. Once the information is gathered the coordinates will pinpoint you to the position within 25-100 meters of said cell phone.
The towers can be existing cell phone towers, water tanks, tall buildings, or other locations where receiving antennas can be mounted.
Using the known speed of radio signals, the distance from receivers can be calculated. It takes at least three and preferably four to get a good location.
Read how to triangulate a cell phone location:
1. Turn on the cell phone. A live cell phone is in continual relay with surrounding cell phone towers to ensure the strongest signal, meaning the phone must be on to send a signal.
2. Note the location of the signal tower receiving the strongest signal. Draw its coverage radius. You now have one point with a circle and know that the phone is located somewhere within that ring.
3. Add a second tower’s radius and location receiving a signal from your cell phone. The overlapping between these two spheres narrows the choices your phone is located to two points.
4. Place the signal strength of a third tower receiving a signal from your cell phone with the other two. At the point where these three orbits intersect you have the location of the cell phone.
