Been in the news a lot lately. I’ve always assumed it just overloads an area with some sort of signal, but I know nothing about this kind of stuff so it’s a wild speculation.
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Imagine that you and your friend are sitting in class on opposite ends of the room. You’re supposed to be quiet, but you and your friend can get away with whispering back and forth to each other since the teacher has stepped out of the room. Since the rest of the room is quiet, you can clearly hear each other and carry on a conversation. Now imagine in the middle of your conversation, some guy stands up in the middle of the room and starts singing “baby shark” at the top of his lungs. You and your friend are both still whispering back and forth to each other, but neither can hear what the other is saying because of the guy screaming the words to “baby shark”. That’s pretty much how a jammer works, but with radio waves instead of sound.
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