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Frequently Asked Questions

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General FAQs

What is a GPS tracking service ?

A GPS tracking service uses Global Positioning System (GPS) technology to monitor and report the real-time location of vehicles, assets, or individuals.

A GPS tracker receives signals from satellites to determine its location. It then sends that data via cellular or satellite networks to a centralized server, accessible through a web platform or mobile app.

Businesses (fleet management, logistics, delivery), parents (child tracking), individuals (vehicle security), and asset managers can all benefit from GPS tracking services.

Yes, GPS tracking is legal as long as you own the vehicle or have the permission of the person being tracked. Laws vary by country.

Yes. Most GPS tracking services offer real-time tracking with updates every few seconds to minutes, depending on the device and plan.

Will my GPS tracking data be secure ?

Reputable services use encryption and secure servers to protect your data from unauthorized access.

No. Without access to your tracking account and credentials, third parties cannot access your data.

Some trackers come with tamper alerts or vibration alarms that notify you instantly of any unauthorized interference.

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Vehicle Tracking FAQs

What can I track with a GPS tracker ?

You can track location, speed, routes, stops, engine status, fuel usage, and more, depending on the tracker model.

Yes. Most services support fleet tracking where multiple vehicles are monitored from one dashboard.

Most GPS trackers are designed to consume minimal power and can be wired to the ignition or have backup batteries.

Yes. Detailed reports on daily trips, idle time, speeding, and route history are usually available through the platform.

Do I need a mobile app to use GPS tracking ?

Most GPS services offer mobile apps for Android and iOS, but you can also use a web browser.

Many GPS trackers work globally, but cellular coverage and compatibility must be checked for each region.

Yes. You can receive alerts for speeding, geofence violations, unauthorized movement, ignition on/off, and more.

Yes. Many trackers have internal batteries or stay connected to the car battery, allowing location updates even when parked.

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Installation & Maintenance
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Is installation difficult ?

Some trackers are plug-and-play (OBD port), while others require professional installation. Instructions are typically easy to follow.

  • Wired: Installed directly into the vehicle’s electrical system.
  • Wireless: Battery-powered and portable.

Generally minimal. Just ensure it stays powered and the SIM/data plan is active.

Depending on usage and model, battery life can range from a few days to several weeks or months.

Can I access the GPS tracking platform 24/7 ?

Yes. Most platforms are cloud-based and available anytime via app or web.

Trackers often store data and upload it once the signal is restored. Some use cellular triangulation as a backup.

Yes. Many apps allow you to share real-time location via a secure link.

Geofencing allows you to set virtual boundaries. If the vehicle enters or exits these zones, you’ll get an instant alert.

GPS signal may be weak in underground areas, but the tracker can resume updates once it regains signal.

Yes. There are different models suitable for bikes, boats, containers, and personal belongings.

Most companies offer email, phone, or live chat support, along with user manuals and tutorials.

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