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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Just Carl, post: 528529, member: 4552&quot;]There is always goods and bads with all security system items and methods. For example some time ago a TV program hired an X crook to describe how easy it is to break into a home. He showed how to use a pipe wrench on key type door knobs. Robberies of this type increase excessively after that. The news media doesn&#039;t realize that criminals watch TV too. </p><p>Here too people are broadcasting those devices for tracking someone. GPS items are very widely made in many different types and frequencies. Most commercial ones are similar but many more complicated ones are not so easily found. And just how many people would buy equipment to detect such devices and then go out to their vehicals and check over the entire machine? </p><p>Yes, some would but most just wouldn&#039;t get that technically involved. </p><p>The worst part of this type of broadcasting of GPS devices used in crimes is that more and more and more criminals also hear of them. And as they find out how easily it is to obtain them, guess what is next? </p><p>Criminals are also finding out about the freedom of information act. And they too have access to the internet. For just a few dollars they can find out so much about you that you might feel like running away. </p><p>At coin stores, coin shows or anyplace a dealer has a buisness card, and it has his name and other minor information, you just go to those web sites and find out his address, phone number, age, marital status, how many kids, thier ages, other relatives, etc., etc., etc. So at a coin show with such minor info and your license plate number a criminal could find out practically your shoe size. </p><p>I&#039;m sure the news media will start broadcasting how easy it is to follow people for criminal purposes as soon as the economy stuff looses interest.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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