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Tracking Stolen GPS via GadgetTrak Anti-Theft Software or Theft Recovery System
GadgetTrak is software that can help tracking stolen GPS. This anti-theft software or theft recovery system must be installed in the GPS prior to being stolen.
When a GPS is connected to any computer, GadgetTrak checks their database to see if this GPS has been reported stolen. If this unit has been reported stolen, GadgetTrak collects information, generates a report with the time, username, computer name, internal network address, location, ISP, and other related data, and send alert email to the GPS owner. GadgetTrak’s tracking information can be used to report to police.
GadgetTrak anti-theft GPS tracking software currently support the following:
GadgetTrak theft recovery system cost less than $15 a year, but it is a protection that worth to spend.
With the price range from $100 to $1000, stolen GPS units are easy to be re-sold. This is the reason why GPS is one of the hot items that being stolen from vehicles. Don’t wait! Protect your GPS with GadgetTrak anti-theft GPS tracking software
Other Reviews on Tracking Stolen GPS with GadgetTrak
Last100 post a review on this anti-theft software, “…Once your GadgetTrak account has been activated you can register your device(s) via the website, where you’re asked to enter the device type (MP3 Player, USB Flash Drive, Digital Camera, Sony PSP, GPS System, Other), manufacturer, model and serial number. Once registered, it will appear on the device list and you can edit or delete the device as expected…”
Mrmalique reviews this theft recovery system, “…The device is activated in 3 ways…Opening the cleverly disguised application called PASSWORD. GadgetTrak sends you an email once the device has been tracked. Back in the control panel, you can view the tracking report…”
Izone has a review on how GadgetTrak tracking stolen GPS, “…helps you to track your gadgets when it’s stolen once it’s been activated hence informing you of your stolen gadget location to the precise longitude and latitude on the planet earth. It provides information like, public & internal IP addresses, location, ISP information, host name, computer name and username…”
[…] Mike Elgan wrote an interesting post today onHere’s a quick excerptWhen a GPS is connected to any computer, GadgetTrak checks their database to see if this GPS has been reported stolen. If this unit has been reported stolen, GadgetTrak collects information, generates a report with the time, username, … […]
Pingback by Tracking Stolen GPS Units | Ceva Gps — April 17, 2008 @ 12:17 pm
The problem is that services like this dont really work because the police are not going to waste their time to help you go to someones house, furthermore there are major technology issues when it comes to ISP Natting. NAT is what ALL companies and most schools, libraries etc use for going out to the internet. Software like this is useless with it comes to a computer being on a NAT address
Comment by Luc — April 20, 2008 @ 11:05 pm