Track and Recover Stolen Property With GPS Tracking

Swift raids, quick money

While pillaging a property, burglars tend to follow a particular strategy. They go for small lightweight objects such as jewelry, watches, wallets and purses. Then they move on to the electronics (laptops, phones, or possibly flat screen TVs) and then other goods (medicine, tools, or furniture). Most robberies only take a couple of minutes before the interlopers storm out. The stolen goods usually land at a local pawn shop, therefore you should pay a visit to as many as possible. But that’s a lot of bother, why do all that work when GPS trackers can help?

Tracking apps for electronics

Cars have long boasted this feature and software manufacturers now also incorporate anti-theft tracking into tablets, smartphones and other electronics (which is why their popularity suddenly dropped with criminals). These apps allow you to remotely activate the GPS locator of the device, pinpointing its current whereabouts on the map. Since the software is password protected, criminals are unable to disable it. Then all that is left to do is to contact the police to retrieve the item. Until now, the only disadvantage was that this locator app couldn’t protect non-electronic items, but with the arrival of tracking tags this problem has been solved.

GPS tracker tags

The Pixie tracker pack approaches the matter in a different way. Their tracker can be armed remotely through your phone, at which point the tool starts signaling its position by connecting to the Pixie tracker network. Lastly, there is Smart Tracker, which shows location changes in real time, effectively highlighting the route that the burglar took.