Although the value of GPS is much smaller than that of the car itself, it is a few thousand yuan after all. It is also a great loss if the gentleman Liang Shang breaks the glass and pulls the sheep. In foreign countries with relatively high GPS penetration rates, many such incidents have occurred. In order to prevent accidents, a foreign media summarized several anti-theft experiences, and let everyone share here:

1. If your GPS is stolen and there is your home address in it, it will be very dangerous. So try not to set your home as "home", it would be safer to express it in another way, such as the number of a certain street, or set a building near your home as a home, which can greatly reduce The chance of leaking your home address.

2. Try to choose a GPS with anti-theft function, so the whereabouts of the thief is under the control of the police, but the thief is not a fool, they will break this function. And for Chinese users, there is currently no navigation device on the market with this function.

3. When leaving the vehicle, try not to expose the GPS to the sight of outsiders. You should remove it from the windshield together with the suction cup and put it in a safe place. The marks left on the windshield should also be wiped off with a soft cloth.

4. If your GPS is portable, you may wish to take it with you when you leave the vehicle.

5. Try to park your car in a place with a lot of people, and pay attention to whether there are suspected thieves nearby. Of course, this requires a certain degree of observation.

6. Remember the detailed characteristics of your GPS, and record its serial number in a small book. After being stolen, the manufacturer should be notified of this number as soon as possible. Although no one can stop the machine used by the thief, when they try to upgrade the map or after-sales maintenance service, the serial number of the fuselage is enough to expose the identity of the thief and help the police solve the case.