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Director of GPS Innovation Alliance warns of risks to civilians from military testing of jamming and spoofing technologies
Why it’s here: Covers military GPS jamming/spoofing testing and its civilian aviation risks, an NTSB investigation, and a pending FCC proposal to carve out jamming authority, all squarely within US federal policy and national security.
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9d agoDefenseScoopDirector of GPS Innovation Alliance warns of risks to civilians from military testing of jamming and spoofing technologiesGPS Innovation Alliance director Lisa Dyer warns that military jamming and spoofing tests are endangering civilians, citing an NTSB preliminary report on a fatal May crash near White Sands.1 outletDefense6 linked
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