How Do You Detect Covert GPS Vehicle Tracking?
Only 10 years ago, GPS was something mainly used by spies and the FBI to track criminals and terrorists. Now it can be used by almost anybody from worried parents to control freak bosses. While all of this technology has made our lives more convenient in some ways it is also probably making people a little bit paranoid. But if you think that someone is following you, then you might want to know how to detect covert GPS vehicle tracking. Inspect the area visually. Begin by checking the interior and exterior of your vehicle. The undercarriage and the area on the inside of your front and rear bumpers are especially important to inspect. Look for a small black device about the size and shape of a deck of cards. These are usually attached to the car with a magnetic casing. Also check the interior of the dashboard, especially the area next to the fuse box. Use a transistor radio. Some of the less expensive GPS systems transmit on similar frequencies as FM radios and cell phones. Turn on the
