How to Determine if There is a Tracker on Your Car

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To determine if there is a tracker on your car, the most direct method is to use a GPS signal detector. Since trackers, like mobile phones, require a SIM card to receive and send information, they emit a certain frequency when operational. You can slowly scan the car with this detector to quickly locate the GPS tracker. If you're still concerned, you can purchase a GPS signal jammer to interfere with the signal. Methods to locate a tracker on your car: Wireless GPS Tracker: These are mainly magnetic and require no installation, relying on magnets to attach to the car. Check areas such as the front and rear bumpers, inside the trunk, the glove compartment, under the passenger seat, the side pocket, door pockets, or the car chassis. Wired GPS Tracker: Since wired GPS trackers are connected to the power supply, you can trace the car's power lines slowly or use detection equipment. Wired GPS trackers send signals every few seconds or tens of seconds, and the moment they transmit, the detector can capture the signal to pinpoint the location. Dormant or Deep-Sleep GPS: These emit signals at irregular intervals—possibly once a day or even less frequently. It is recommended to seek professional detection services for these types.