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Offline Gearbox

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Re: Security
« Reply #15 on: 03.01. 2022 08:54 »
For info there is the tracker detect app available on android. This can scan for these sort of trackers in your area. This could neutralise the effectiveness of any tracker on your bike

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Re: Security
« Reply #16 on: 04.01. 2022 10:33 »
The tracker detect app makes the blue tooth trackers useless or worse a target if it is in a shed.

Also the range is limited. The TKSTAR is just a mobile phone with a specific use. I know mobile phones can be detected but hopefully you cannot distinguish between a phone and a tracker.

I still put my faith in a large chain and larger lock. Not perfect but I hope it would deter the buggers. Hidden trackers do not deter.

Datatag is a good idea. I use it on my household goods but never thought about on the bike. It wouldn’t stop it being stolen but it might lead to its return.

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