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GPS spoofing and the need for backups

The historic Point Reyes Lighthouse is one of many visual navigation aids that provide an important layer of redundancy as GPS spoofing becomes more common.
The historic Point Reyes Lighthouse is one of many visual navigation aids that provide an important
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