mini gps tracker.Purchasing a used car requires testing and removing the GPS tracking device

　　It is reported that there have been frequent occurrences of selling cars at low prices recently, and then tracking the location of the vehicle through the GPS positioning tracker installed on the car. While the buyer is not paying attention, they secretly drive the car back. Therefore, GPS experts remind buyers of second-hand cars to pay attention to several points

　　1. Be vigilant, if the vehicle is far below the market price, be sure to think more about why and not blindly seek cheap goods.

　　2. After purchasing a car, it is best to promptly check if there is a GPS positioning tracker installed on the vehicle. If any related equipment is found during installation, please remove it in a timely manner.

　　3. To better ensure vehicle safety, it is recommended to install one or two additional GPS locators while removing the original equipment to ensure property safety.

　　Explanation: GPS positioning devices can generally be divided into two types: real-time positioning and ultra long standby.

　　Generally, real-time positioning is achieved by supplying power to the vehicle's battery, which is easier to detect and remove. It can be found along the vehicle's circuit or through electromagnetic wave detection equipment, and can be easily removed.

　　However, those with long standby times are mostly powered by their own batteries, and they are usually not turned on and cannot be detected by electromagnetic detection equipment, making it generally difficult to find or remove.

　　For this reason, it is recommended that qualified buyers install one or two GPS locators themselves after purchasing a car to prevent any uncleaned GPS locators from being removed inside the car. Even if an accident occurs, the vehicle can be recovered in a timely manner through GPS.

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