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		seabee on June 17, 2012 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Illegal GPS Jammers Are Widespread, Study Finds I can't think of anything that meets the hyperbolic claim, but I know some insurance companies have introduced driving monitors to assess how safe your driving is and adjust your premiums accordingly.

cujo on June 17, 2012 [–]

Yes, but those are opt ins as far as I know. That is, you agree to have said device installed so you can be eligible for a discount.

Agreeing to have such a device installed and then installing a jammer doesn't strike me as logical.

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