There’ are a lot of legal implications that should tell you that spying on someone in this way is not a real good idea. However, I’m not going to tell you how to live your life and you can make your own decisions about the risks involved with doing something like spying on somebody’s movements using a GPS data logger.
Electronics are becoming so miniaturized that they can be easily inside something as large as a vehicle without ever being found. GPS data loggers have no need for a user interface or screen to view things on, their purpose is just for logging data onto a storage device.
If you’ve ever thought about spying on somebody for whatever reason then hiding a GPS data logger in your victims vehicle is probably something you’ve thought about.
There are a couple of things that should be carefully considered when choosing a device that will perform well for these types of covert operations.
GPS Data Logger Battery Life
Since you likely will have to set the device up in your victims vehicle beforehand you’re going to want to have the battery in the device last long enough for them to actually get into their vehicle and go do whatever it is that they’re going to do.
GPS Data Logger Storage Capacity
You’ll need to consider is the amount of data that the device will be able to store. When the device is recording a point every 5 seconds that means that it’ll be recording 720 points an hour. The covert GPS device should at least hold enough data points that it is able to generate in the lifetime of it’s battery.
The GlobalSat GPS Data Logger featured below is an excellent device to use for covert operations. This GPS Data Logger combines an 18 hour long battery life with the ability to store around 600,000 GPS points. The GlobalSat GPS Data Logger will even export the logged data as a KML file so you can see exactly the path taken in Google Earth.
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