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GPS Signals in Tel Aviv Go Haywire as Israel Fears Iranian Missile Strikes

GPS signals in Tel Aviv, Israel were scrambled Thursday, causing services like smartphone maps and food delivery to go haywire, according to a new report from the Times of Israel. And while it hasn’t been officially confirmed, it appears the Israeli

By: Gizmodo.com

Apr 30 2024
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GPS signals in Tel Aviv, Israel were scrambled Thursday, causing services like smartphone maps and food delivery to go haywire, according to a new report from the Times of Israel. And while it hasnt … [+2346 chars]

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