Bog cheap Chinese GPS receivers that make use of ALL satellite systems are out there.
I wouldn't call them bog-cheap, but I know such receivers are available.
Australian scientists have worked out how to get precise measurements over 24 hours so they can watch the Australian continent move - how dare continental plate movements mess up accuracy!
20 years ago I was working on GPS fiducial networks that could do that. WGS84 coordinates are good enough for most applications, but fiducial networks have to deal with the coordinate system not being fixed for just that reason. They wouldn't work so well if the DoD decided to degrade the signals, though
More amazing is some mobile phone systems wont work without GPS signals,so some countries refused to by telco gear that could be so easily disabled.
A good question to ask is could foreign GPS systems broadcast packets that contained a payload to infect/disable dependent systems. And in a time of war, only the constellation in line with that country?
What if 5G networks received a GPS code that said shutdown at 3am?
A good question to ask, but the answer is an unequivocal "no". The packets are purely data, there is no executable content, and receivers don't have the capability of executing anything in the satellite broadcasts (at least as far as the civilian side goes - the DoD doesn't tell us what the military has). So there's no way properly designed 5G networks could receive a shutdown message. The nearest I could think of would be if some malformed packet could cause a data buffer overrun in buggy network software; that would be specific to the particular buggy software, so it's up to the developers to design robust systems.