Oh, wow. Thanks for the link. [for those who don't grok German] That was a court decision at the State level (Bern) which claims incredibly that since the GPS t

Oh, wow. Thanks for the link. [for those who don't grok German] That was a court decision at the State level (Bern) which claims incredibly that since the GPS tracker shows only where a vehicle is located it does not violate the protection of personal data since a person can walk away from the vehicle and no longer be tracked... I expect it will be either fixed by additional legislation or appealed to the (Federal) Supreme Court.