Vehicle assurance
Vehicle bug sweep and GPS tracker detection
Vehicles combine power, communications, cavities and routine unattended access. A proper inspection considers more than active GPS transmitters and should be coordinated with any related home or workplace concern.
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What may be in scope
The agreed inspection can consider trackers, microphones, cameras, unfamiliar wiring and suspicious electronic additions. Built-in telematics and legitimate accessories must be distinguished from anomalies.
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Why a phone app is not enough
Consumer Bluetooth scans expose only a narrow set of nearby devices. A tracker can use cellular, satellite, stored-data or intermittent transmission, and some placements require physical access to identify.
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Plan safe access
Provide the vehicle make, model, access arrangements and any known service history. Do not remove a suspected device before evidence and personal-safety implications are considered.
Frequently asked
Can a switched-off tracker be found?+
A non-transmitting device cannot be found by looking for its radio signal alone. Physical and electronic inspection techniques may still identify it, depending on placement and access.
Is the vehicle inspected at my location?+
The safe and practical location is agreed during scoping; lighting, access, privacy and the ability to inspect the vehicle properly all matter.
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Tell us what needs to be protected.
Use a trusted device and location if you believe your normal communications may be monitored. We will confirm scope, coverage and next steps.
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