In modern schools, the Internet and wireless local area networks (WLANs) have become important tools for students to learn and take exams. However, a recent incident in New Jersey revealed how the abuse of technology can disrupt the normal teaching order of schools and raise legal issues. Two 14-year-old boys were charged with computer crimes and conspiracy to commit computer crimes for using jammers to interrupt the school's WLAN. This incident not only exposed the problem of minors' abuse of technology, but also posed new challenges to school management and network security. signal jammer

Background of the incident
According to NJ.com, the two boys were from a high school in New Jersey. The school's Wi-Fi network crashed several times in a week, which attracted the attention of school officials and eventually notified the police. The police investigation found that the two students may have purchased jammers to block the school's wireless LAN, preventing students from registering for courses or taking online exams. Because they are minors, the police did not release their names, but they were released by their parents and are scheduled to appear in Jersey City Juvenile Court. cell phone jammer

Consequences of technology abuse 
The use of jammers is not just a prank, it has a serious impact on the teaching and management of schools.  GPS jammer The interruption of Wi-Fi networks has prevented students from accessing the Internet for study and examinations, disrupting the normal order of the school. More importantly, this behavior may pose a threat to public safety. Jammers cannot distinguish between different types of communication signals and may interfere with the transmission of emergency information and affect the effectiveness of emergency calls.