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How is it an anti-theft device if the thief doesn’t know it’s there? I could see this being used in the aggregate to ascertain drop off points or chop shops, b
by koolba 2y ago
How is it an anti-theft device if the thief doesn’t know it’s there?
I could see this being used in the aggregate to ascertain drop off points or chop shops, but at an individual level it doesn’t stop your stuff from being stolen. Even the aggregate case requires buy in from law enforcement to actually act on the information which is not a small thing.
- crhulls 2y agoSure, I agree with that. We did user testing and people understood the concept. It is anti-theft in the sense you have a real chance of getting your stuff back, unlike with AirTags and now Google network devices where thieves will just disable the tracker.