How did the allies "deceive" the Germans to transfer their main forces before the Normandy landings?

there are many reasons why the allies won the Normandy landing campaign, but there are very important reasons-- the allied strategic deception plan codenamed "Guardian" to Germany. It was the seamless "deception" of the allies to the Germans that made the Germans misjudge the direction of the allied landings and ensured the smooth progress of the allied landings in Normandy. For the 100% perfect "guard" deception plan designed by allied officers, Allied commander-in-chief Dwight Eisenhower wrote "I like it very much", which was highly praised by Eisenhower for the allied "guard" deception plan.

Allied background

"deceive the Germans without negotiation"

Electronic jamming and bombing deception

first of all, the allies bombed the German radio surveillance base in the Netherlands in August 1943, eliminating the threat this base posed to the allies. Second, the allies deliberately did not bomb the nine German monitoring bases set up in the direction of the Seine before the landing. Three hours before the landing began, the allies dispatched 18 small boats to carry large balloons 29 inches in diameter, which were equipped with large radar transmitters that sent signals equal to those of a 10,000-ton landing ship. Dozens of bombers over the fleet continued to drop tin chaff, which gave the German radar the illusion that a large landing fleet was on its way to Calais. The main German troops were ready in Calais, and the allies had gained a foothold in Normandy.

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