What application scenarios should be avoided when using wireless signal jammers?

Which scenarios should be avoided when using wireless signal jammers?

In recent years, wireless signal jammers have been used more and more in various scenarios, and common scenarios include examination rooms, confidentiality agencies, detention centers, prisons and other places that require supervision and control. Generally speaking, it is legal to use wireless signal jammers in these units or places, but there are also some scenarios where wireless WIFI signal jammers need to be avoided. So, what are these scenarios?

According to the consultations and inquiries we have received, some requests are obviously impure or may violate laws and regulations. For example, some people expressed the desire to install wireless signal jammers on transport vehicles, which are activated when passing through the weighbridge, with the intention of interfering with or preventing weighing data from reaching the weighing platform; for another example, wireless signal jammers are installed near the power distribution room or the remote meter reading terminal of the instrument, aiming to destroy and prevent the transmission of instrument data. There are also some individuals who want to install wireless signal jammers on specific engineering vehicles to interfere with the vehicle’s GPS positioning data, thereby preventing the superior department from monitoring the vehicle’s location in real time.

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From these cases, it can be seen that a small number of people want to take advantage of the operating characteristics of wireless signal jammers to deliberately evade supervision or seek personal gain. These people have ulterior motives and may even violate national laws and regulations. As a professional wireless signal jammer manufacturer, we are committed to operating within the law and resolutely put an end to the above-mentioned bad practices. Therefore, when faced with such requests, we will promptly refuse and maintain ethical and legal standards.