Warrant-less GPS tracking, and Fourth Amendment search rights violations, remains a hotly contested debate in courtrooms across the country. Dissension among judges seems to be the rule, and not the exception. Rulings continue to contradict one another. The latest example comes from a divided Baltimore federal appeals court. There is a potential ripple effect in the law…
DetailsAugust 2nd, 2014, Cape Canaveral, FL – Early Saturday morning, after an approximate 3 1/2 hours of flight, the GPS IIF satellite vehicle finally separated from the United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket, and took its place in semi-synchronous orbit with 6 of its siblings at an altitude of just under 10,900 nautical miles. The 7th of a…
DetailsSince 2004, Chicago-area based EasyTracGPS has been the global leader in delivering cutting-edge GPS tracking systems that continue to make the world a smaller place. The landscape is not trending towards change, change has already arrived. Mobile GPS tracking applications and wireless connectivity have become intertwined in the very fabric of our global society. GPS tracking is…
DetailsGPS satellite launches, controlled by the U.S. Air Force, could potentially be open to additional competition. SpaceX, Inc., and CEO Elon Musk, plan a Friday complaint filing with the U.S. Court of Federal Claims. The company seeks a level and competitive playing field versus United Launch Alliance LLC (ULA), a joint venture between Lockheed Martin…
DetailsParents can worry and imagine the worst. The setting could be a crowded and rowdy carnival, or perhaps the local superstore. The walk home from school might induce nervous thoughts or a bit of paranoia. GPS tracking devices have been designed to alleviate some of those fears and to offer the reassurance that parents need.…
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