Where to look first and what tools can uncover a hidden device Reviewed by Christine Baker Look for hidden GPS trackers in easy-to-reach places outside and inside your car. Use a flashlight and a ...

The latest stats say 80% of stalking victims are tracked using tech. One of the most popular ways to do it? GPS trackers, like an AirTag. They’re small enough to slip into a bag, pocket or your car ...

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Many people use GPS every day, but in the wrong hands, it's a terrifying tool that can help stalkers track their victims. It's been difficult for victims to detect hidden trackers – until now. CBS ...

Why it matters: Unauthorized vehicle tracking can compromise privacy, enable stalking, and lead to criminal penalties. Where to look: Trackers may be hidden under the vehicle, inside wheel wells, near ...

A team of researchers at NYU Tandon School of Engineering has developed a novel method to detect hidden GPS tracking devices in vehicles, offering new hope to victims of technology-enabled domestic ...

Founded by former cybersecurity and counter-surveillance experts, The 8th Street provides state-of-the-art counter-surveillance products to ensure personal security and privacy wherever you go.

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Leasing a car can feel like a smart financial move—lower monthly payments, a new ride every few years, and fewer maintenance headaches. But there’s a lesser-known aspect of leasing that many drivers ...