Since it's a receiver and generally doesn't have any form of two-way communications, I'd say most likely not.
Best bet is to contact the manufacturer and ask them, but I wouldn't get your hopes up.
Yep, you could not track a GPS device until it has a communication chip, like in cell phones.
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Garmin devices are strictly GPS receivers. They do not output any kind of signal that can be tracked ....trust me .... mine got stolen.
If your voice is not train to the GPS
Newer ones can. there was a story on the news a couple months ago where a trucker was charged for a crime because they tracked his gps and where he was on the day of the crime, and he was caught. There are many companies out there sell gps tracking devices, namely gps tracker. So the answer is yes, GPS can be used to track cars, people, pets and so on. Even GPS enabled cell phones can be tracked too. However, when you buy a GPS navigation device, that is what we usually called GPS, it may not be tracked as it is not intended for tracking purpose.
Not through normal cell phone technology. If you're paranoid, remove the battery.AnswerCell phones would only transmit information and data when its turned on, so you'll never be tracked down when your phone is dead.
Major benefit of stolen vehicle tracking is being able to identify and locate any stolen vehicle using GPS tracking. Also cars with stolen vehicle tracking can be subject to reduced insurance premiums.
I don't have an OnStar system, but I believe it should. Most GPS devices leave what's callled breadcrumbs (trails of where the vehicle has been). Now it all depends on how large of a record the OnStar system retains.
Yes, it can be tracked. Just call the manufacturer with the gps system's serial number or the car manufacturer to get info on the gps system.
Yes.Every cellphone or PDA with GPS can be tracked unless the battery is removed.
By radar or GPS.
No, GPS is a passive technology and cannot be tracked. A-GPS phones send GPS information to the service provider, but this uses the encrypted data channel. Law enforcement can work with cellphone providers to triangulate cellphones even if the GPS receiver is turned off, but only the cellphone provider has this ability.
yes people from the cia can trace any gps they want to.
nope
If the phone is in her name she can activate a GPS device to trace the whereabouts of the phone when it is turned on. Most carriers will however send a text message that states the phone is being tracked. There is a setting that you can go to- GPS or 911 or emergency only. Emergency only should be selected if you do not want to be tracked. You can turn the phone off - no need to take out battery- and you cannot be tracked.
If your voice is not train to the GPS
Unfortunately, a GPS is a receiver only. It locates its position on the surface of the earth by determining its distance from a series of satellites. It does not transmit any information back to the satellites, which would be necessary for a satellite to locate the GPS.
No, they have no built in tracking systems.
Newer ones can. there was a story on the news a couple months ago where a trucker was charged for a crime because they tracked his gps and where he was on the day of the crime, and he was caught. There are many companies out there sell gps tracking devices, namely gps tracker. So the answer is yes, GPS can be used to track cars, people, pets and so on. Even GPS enabled cell phones can be tracked too. However, when you buy a GPS navigation device, that is what we usually called GPS, it may not be tracked as it is not intended for tracking purpose.
Fleet Management Solutions is a service that allows corporate cars, or rental cars, to be tracked by a GPS system. This enables an organisation to know what cars are being used for and to retrieve them if they are lost of stolen.