Taking a GPS tracker off your car isn’t ‘theft,’ court rules

Update: 2020-02-26

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This line of thinking could get absurd, Indiana's supreme court declared. How do you "steal" something if you don't know who owns it?

This Article was originally published on Naked Security by Lisa Vaas you can read the full article here https://nakedsecurity.sophos.com

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Taking a GPS tracker off your car isn’t ‘theft,’ court rules

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Taking a GPS tracker off your car isn’t ‘theft,’ court rules

Lisa Vaas

Taking a GPS tracker off your car isn’t ‘theft,’ court rules