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Thursday, 7/2, 01:16 AM

Why a GPS tracker may not get your stolen car back

  • A GPS tracker is one of the most popular defenses drivers buy against car theft, but police and recovery specialists in the UK caution that it is no guarantee — thieves can jam the signal, strip the device out, and move a vehicle toward a port within hours.

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