A man suspected of killing three women during a multistate trip has been arrested after authorities “tracked him in one of the victims’ vehicles,” the Utah Department of Public Safety said.
… arrested after authorities “tracked him in one of the victims’ vehicles,” the Utah Department of Public Safety said … the vehicle “was tracked through southern Utah into northern Arizona and eventually into Colorado,” Utah DPS said.
I wonder if this was through some car network link system (like OnStar or uh… I don’t know the names of any others) or if this was from license plate reading cameras, which are everywhere now.
It’s true, I didn’t read that far. Does this suggest she had an air tag or something similar on her keys? The manufacturer’s key fobs don’t have tracking built-in – or do they?
I wonder if this was through some car network link system (like OnStar or uh… I don’t know the names of any others) or if this was from license plate reading cameras, which are everywhere now.
“The woman’s husband was able to track the car’s location using an app that monitored the vehicle’s key fob.”
It’s true, I didn’t read that far. Does this suggest she had an air tag or something similar on her keys? The manufacturer’s key fobs don’t have tracking built-in – or do they?
Or that whatsit that can track your tpms sensors