Most hidden trackers are magnetic boxes placed where a hand can reach quickly.
Placing a tracker on someone else's car without permission can be an offence. If you feel your movements are known when they should not be, check your vehicle safely.
What to do
- Check under the bumpers and wheel archesLook for small magnetic boxes or taped devices.
- Look under the seats and in the bootIncluding the spare wheel area.
- Check the OBD port under the dashboardSome trackers plug in here.
- Do not remove it if you plan to reportTake photos and speak to the police first.
- Consider your safetyIf you fear someone, talk to the police and people you trust.
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Emergency? Call 999. Scam in progress? Call the National Scam Response Centre at 997. This tip is general information, not legal advice.