Observed arrival · 2026-09-02
GhostNav, the anti-surveillance GPS
Credibility concern recorded. The source reference remains available for verification and correction.
A tactical navigation system that claims to route Android users around license-plate readers, speed radars, and red-light cameras.
Field notes
The interface divides the project into an overview, surveillance “dragnet,” intelligence dossier, technical specifications, neural voice system, and APK access. Its Lexington display claims 206+ mapped cameras, including 142 Flock ALPR units, while the download section identifies a 20.5 MB Android package. The page also presents a 250-meter route buffer and a 3-meter GPS precision figure, though the extract cannot verify whether the application performs as described.
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