How come GPS, Google Earth, and the internet are not classified 'top secret' by the military these days

Answer 1

You can't seriously believe that the military relies on the same GPS that you have. What is used by to-days military is so far ahead of anything you have seen that you can't imagine it. And Google earth is a childs toy. And the Army declassified the Internet years ago or you wouldn't be in this forum.

Answer 2

GPS is Classified
Google Eart is Classified
Internet is Classified

Of course you do not see this on the WWW. The Military uses its very own set of all of these. As stated, Only the US and its allies hold the keys to the military Sat. Signals, the civilian one that our enemies use, can be shut off when ever we want.
We have our own set of satillites that civilian sat. companies could only dream of, with far more capabilities.
The military has several secure internets. NIPERNET (UNCLASS) SIPERNET (SECRET) and JWICS (TOP SECRET) to name a few.

Answer 3

Civilan GPS uses only 3 satelites for positioning.

Military GPS uses 7 satelites for positioning.

Google, uses low resolution, old pictures, some places, the images are more than 15 years old.

Plus, there are some areas, you will notice, that google doesn't seem to have any images, that you can zoom in with.

Now why do you think that is ?? HMMMMMMMMM

Answer 4

We only have limited access to GPS, the militarys GPS is much more secure and accurate. They can turn the civilians GPS off at any time in any area they want.
Google earth is old photographs, the military have live feeds that they can zoom in and read your news paper from space that is highly classified.
We have our own much more secure internet than the one we are currently using.

Answer 5

Because they aren't even acurate and up-to-date. The Google earth for my house is SEVEN years old!

Answer 6

Public GPS, etc is not high enough detail to warrent that classification.