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Originally Posted by Swanny
I wonder if this works on any phone or just those with GPS??
I had a SE C702 which had GPS but I dropped it in the canal, I took that as a sign not to get a phone with GPS and now have a really old phone.
Mind you the GPS on the c702 was rubbish, I had the maps on it and it wasn't accurate at all.
The iPhone is called "The must have tracking device." 
When the SHTF my phone is going out th window. |
Any phone that has a battery inserted and some power left can be triangulated, I hear.
GPS is precise but triangulation is when they figure your vicinity from the next cellphone towers that transfer your signal.
WHY telephones allow this to happen even when they're off we have to ask Nokia et al... but I just heard that. Better safe than sorry.