The FBI maybe following you with this: Wired gets ahold of FBI tracking unit-breaks it down!

Originally posted by anon72
reply to post by yourmaker

 

What do you mean, exactly.

Please expand on your comment.

one of these.

Originally posted by boondock-saint
so can an individual who finds one of
these things on their vehicle, rip it off
and destroy it ??? They were not
provided with a search warrant
before finding it ???

never mind: it was covered already

edit on 5/9/2011 by boondock-saint because: (no reason given)

Saint,

You don't rip it off, you photograph it in it's location, remove from vehicle and photograph, then take that to a lawyer and if you're not the target of an investigation and inquiry that is a massive lawsuit you've got.

Nowadays they don't need these pesky, costly wastes of scrap metal as your cell phone, laptop, iPod, iPad, iTouch and services like On Star and any other manufactuer issued vehicle locator tech is all they need. Less obvious, requires no special hardware, no record, no proof.

the trick is to track them where they are receiving, and sneak up when they're not paying attention by blocking their signal and attach it to their vehicle . wrapping the device in magnet shield should do the trick

Originally posted by anumohi
the trick is to track them where they are receiving, and sneak up when they're not paying attention by blocking their signal and attach it to their vehicle

. wrapping the device in magnet shield should do the trick

The problem with that is you'd have to find the source of the transmission.