AntiZone is a free Android application developed by Michel Guenin. It is a travel and navigation app that warns drivers when they are approaching dangerous zones. The app is lightweight, fast, and efficient, and it can work without GSM network access.

To use AntiZone, all you need is a smartphone or tablet with a GPS chip and Android 2.2 or higher. The app accepts all screen sizes. The danger zone positions are regularly updated, and users can update the app from Google Play. Additionally, AntiZone requires Synthes Google Voice (TTS Google) installed on the device, along with the language pack.

By default, the warning distances set in AntiZone comply with French law. However, users can set different values when traveling abroad. It is important to note that the developer takes no responsibility for the misuse of the app.

While the position of a danger zone often corresponds to the position of a radar, it is not always the case. In some countries, the app indicates the actual position of the radars instead of the danger zones.

Stay safe on the road with AntiZone and provide feedback to help evolve the app.