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Your Phone's Blue Dot Is Lying to You — And It's the Buildings' Fault
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Glass towers in dense downtown districts act as mirrors for satellite radio waves, sending delayed copies of the same signal to your phone. The receiver mistakes those reflected copies for direct signals, producing a false position fix…
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