"i-i-it was a p-plant!"

and some panic buttons/pacemakers are designed to send "last known location" and instant panic alert if the GPS/wireless is cut

that seems like poor design

drive into a tunnel

_oh well no gps_

those usualy still have phone connections

and have mode for "travel" what needs to be setup manualy

if you know you are going for area what can cut gps/gsm

but yeah professional devices are quite well calculated to work on "chosen spectrum" and "chosen range"

but chinese stuff.. not so much

souce: used to be city halls contact person for FCRA(also known as FICoRA) who manages local domains and telcos etc

and they wanted to apply similar devices to court room (helluva big NO NO)

>Court room

Wouldn't be a Faraday cage the better option there anyways?

Can I plug a screen into my Mi Mix 2 with a USB-C to HDMI adapter? Many micro USB devices had this capability with Mini HDMI already

Did anyone try?

so i fidget with my miband bands to much, whas another comfy chink smart watch with standard watchbands

Where's the general?
Also, best cheap RPi alternative that has ethernet? No need for all of that other shit. Something simple to always have running so I can SSH to and perhaps run a small server on.

preferably one tahts actually usable <:thinkjojo:333980344044879872>

Orange pi's are supposedly good but cant you use a raspberry pi zero

I don't live in the US and they don't sell on chink websites, getting them is a toughie. I'll take a look at the oranges.

@Tervy its not jammer though

it's a deauther

it abuses problems with the 802.11 standard

anything on the 2.4Ghz band BESIDES WiFi still works

and you aim it at ONE wifi network or ONE client at a time

and if the wifi network is 5Ghz or it utilises the 2008 amendment to the specification (newer routers and enterprise gear) it'll fail to deauth

2008 amendment added encryption to the frames that the deauther sends out to """""jam""""" wifi comms

@Droidbot The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has issued an enforcement advisory to persons and businesses that blocking or interfering with personal hotspots is prohibited under the law. This enforcement advisory comes on the tail of the FCC fining Marriott $600,000 in October over the practice.

deauthing is still illegal

US precedent, but that's by a business

>advisory to **persons** and businesses

>personal hotspots

by your logic using that old cod4 masterserver amplification for ddos attacks is legal too

>b-but it's just a flaw in the protocol i'm not actually jamming anything

shrug

If no one else opens another Thread..

Someone got a mitu picture?

where is the thread

like I understand it's illegal and shit but there's no legal precedent in Australia and I'm using it for luls against either WiFi networks that I own or WiFi networks I'm allowed to use it on

@Brokenman i made 1