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    How do Trackers Work

    In the last decade, when i went to an interview one of my many! questions was "do you have trackers on your vehicles?" the reply was "no" . Cut short I took the job.

    18 months later I got the nod that there was a tracker on my vehicle, I replied with "nah, there can't be, I asked at interview, they said no". He then told me exactly where to look on my vehicle. So I stripped it down & there it was blinking its red & green led's at me

    Obviously not impressed my first reaction was not good, but then I thought about it and concluded if they tell me there is no tracker, I don't want them to look like lier's, so ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    Strangely up untill now I had never received a call from the office, checking up on my where abouts. Now suddenly I get daily calls of "where are you?" "are you still at home?" "are you sure your not still at home?"

    Needless to say when the tracker --------------, the system monitoring it just logged it's last known location & just presumed as there were no updates thats where it was still.

    Back then I see this as a grave invasion of my privacy & was even more upset that it was done so covertly.

    Now the subject has arose once more with a possible employer who has aknowledged they run trackers.

    My question would be then to all in the know both technically & from experience -

    What are the pro's & con's ?

    & how does this affect your privacy - or not ?

    R's chillerman
    Last edited by chillerman2006; 15-08-2011 at 10:40 PM.
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