I have a big problem.
My wife put an gps inside my car. She know where I go, how can I find out the gps device inside my car. Any hints. Any ideas, guys?
Any recommendations much appreciated. Thanks heaps.
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I have a big problem.
My wife put an gps inside my car. She know where I go, how can I find out the gps device inside my car. Any hints. Any ideas, guys?
Any recommendations much appreciated. Thanks heaps.
Wow, thats a whole new level of crazy! Catch a train!Quote:
Originally Posted by stonecoldtang
Sounds like you are already done for if this is for real lol.
Get a new wife!
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If she put a GPS in your car she already suspects your up to no good. Just take the bus to punt.
That's messed up and you were too careless about your activities with punting. SELL THE CAR ASAP!!!
Game over man.Game over
Bro OP, it's probably your phone that she's tracking, not your car. It's a lot easier to track your phone because it's already got all the hardware on it to be tracked. Plus it's more "comprehensive" because you go everywhere with your phone but not necessarily with your car. There are heaps of apps and websites that offer this service.
One exception is maybe if you drive a Tesla. You can easily track your Tesla using the app.
That said, I don't think knowing how she's tracking you is going to help. All the best, bro!
Are you sure it’s a GPS?
I could be a small tracker like an AirTag or even small devices such as headphones that have tracking in them.
You will need to figure out how she does it first. If you are using apps like find my phone, family sharing etc you might want to start with these.
The reality is, if she is already tracking you she is suspicious and you have upset her. I’d say take a break and/or leave the phone in the office/home, take public transport etc
Find whore-house near Church, tell her 'bible study'
How is it powered? Maybe the battery can run out one day
A bit expensive but you can get one of these, they do work:Quote:
Originally Posted by stonecoldtang
https://www.ozspy.com.au/spy-shop/bu...cker-detector/
yeah, guilty until proven innocent. need to work on your marriage man, but yeah catch the bus. lol
Like everyone says, public transport mate.
Or let her “catch” you a few times but actually be at places. Like a cafe or Bunnings or something.
Google it. Finding a GPS tracker isn’t difficult. There are tracker detectors you can buy.
If you have money, most private detectives can find it for you, for around $500. They have the detector equipment.
Never, ever park your car near a massage shop. Always park 10 minutes walk. Or go to places near shopping centres.
Drive to her best friends place. Park the car out front and catch an uber from there to go for a punt. That will teach her a lesson
You're done bro
Gg
Check your phone first. For safety reasons even parents have tracking devices installed on children's phone.Quote:
Originally Posted by GoldfishMan
I have a GPS tracking device which came with my car and it's not a Tesla. But it was my own fault that the App is not on my phone. Lol. Anyway , I still have the previous car to use .
Just have to be street smart about your punting. Try not to leave any traces e.g toll charges , time of the day , even paying off street parking on the credit card. Your brothers in arms have enough suggestions.
Checked out now
Your marriage is over, she'll never trust you. Find a good divorce solicitor.
A military grade faraday shield will take care of that! a DIY roll will set you back between $10-$90. Otherwise get yourself a gps jammer they go for around $10-$60.....problem solved.
https://www.thesignaljammer.com/prod...y/gps-jammers/
The easiest "GPS" to install in a car discreetly is an Apple Air Tag. Car thieves in the US have been using that trick by placing their own Air Tags on a car they want to hit, let the owner drive home and break in the house at night to steal the keys and drive the car away.
If your missus installs a proper GPS tracker in your car I respect her technical skills, maybe she should work part-time as a mechanic instead of staying home tracking your movements. Installing a GPS tracker isn't easy, you need knowledge of electrical systems in order to power the tracker each time the car turns on. Those wireless magnetic ones aren't as good and the battery life is very short, if you forget to charge it you won't be able to use the tracker the next day.
If she tracks you on your phone it's easier, but you can circumvent that by turning on airplane mode or wrap your phone in aluminium foil.
I purchased a GPS jammer off eBay plugs into the cigarette lighter
There's no point doing anything. Once she has the will to track him or suss him out, he's done. If she's tracking his phone, he can't just block the tracking on anyway cos it'll look like a black hole in his tracking history. And he can't just leave his phone somewhere cos he won't be able to answer her calls.
If she's tracking his car, using a GPS blocker will also leave a black hole in the tracking history. Again, totally suss and he also runs the risk of being actually caught having a GPS blocker.
https://www.acma.gov.au/gps-and-mobile-phone-jammersQuote:
Originally Posted by Radoush
https://www.tiktok.com/@solidgps/vid...24423339576578
Better not get caught by the cops. The cops have a radar in their car that detects signal jamming devices, and if you're getting the cheap stuff you're less likely to get caught and at the same time fail to jam the GPS tracker that your missus had installed.
When I was working for an electrical appliance distribution company I was made to wire up electrical filters on all the European imported appliances which didn't make sense to me at first until I was told about how some electrical appliances can disturb communication devices of emergency services just by operating even when it is not fitted with a communication circuit like BT or radio. It's a big fine if emergency services communication gets jammed and they find whose appliance or devices causes the signal jamming, and that's why every electrical appliances sold in Australia has to have the big "tick" from Australian Standards.