Comments on: Small GPS Tracking Chips

By: Joe

Joe — Sat, 31 Jul 2010 17:39:12 +0000

Hi Ike,

For more information I would recommend contact the manufacturer of this GPS tracking chip directly.

-Joe

By: ike ramorola

ike ramorola — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 13:57:22 +0000

i would like to know more about this small chip

By: Joe

Joe — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 11:09:35 +0000

Hi Mike.A,

A lot of cell phones already have a GPS tracking chip installed in them, at least here in the United States. So what I would do first is find out if your phone already is GPS capable. You can do this by searching you cell phone in Google or some similar search engine with the word “GPS” after or before it. If your phone is already GPS capable then all it will take is installing some GPS tracking software and you should be good to go.

All you will need is for the criminals to keep your cell phone on and the tracking program will lead you right to them as long as the phone remains on and in service.

-Joe

By: Mike.A

Mike.A — Sun, 25 Jul 2010 20:13:03 +0000

hello i live in Belize city, its a beautiful place but it is violent for local people. I have been robbed 3 times twice at gun point the latest time a good friend (Female) of mine got pistil whipped i mean what man does that to a girl. But to my point can anyone tell me were I can get a GPS tracking chips for my cellphone; I am tiered of having lose all my info and pics to imbeciles and having to start all over! please can anyone help me…

By: Adam

Adam — Thu, 22 Jul 2010 10:29:40 +0000

@Danny

I can relate to this, my PSP got stolen about two days ago, some thugs tried to knock me out for it but they ended up just grabbing it out of my pocket and running off with it, When I but my replacement, I want to install a GPS tracker in it, and all of my personal valuables. If anyone has any info on where to purchases such devices, please let me know.

@tanya
You realize of course the US had the help of such great minds like Albert Einstein in Project Manhattan right, I’m not sure if he was directly involved, though I know there was an enormous influx of German scientist who did help in this research. and the Imperial system really is a backwater system, metrics kick ass, base 10 rules!!!

By: Davina

Davina — Sun, 04 Jul 2010 13:45:31 +0000

Extreme situations demand extreme measures! Should Erik be in the shoes of so many parents around the world who lose their kids and no Amber Alert whatsoever can trace them or bring them back then I think he would reconsider the transdermal GPS chip technology. Madeleine was never found. Thomas is still missing. Olivia too. Tobias, Angeline, Karmen, Jurito; the number of missing and/or abducted innocent children is rising EVERY SECOND. Most of these children have their vital organs removed and left to die under conditions that guys like Erik can NEVER come close even if they use their wildest imagination!!! I don’t give a dime what the “Holy” bible says. This book is nothing but a SHIELD used by those who don’t KNOW what’s out there! This is my opinion and I intend to inject not ONE but multiple gps chips to my children in fear of battery shortage one day. Erik’s children? I leave them to his (ir)responsibility. This is Davina from Greece, greetings.

By: Joe

Joe — Sun, 04 Jul 2010 12:25:13 +0000

Hey Tanya,

It is true the the USA has done a lot to advance science. It is also true that scientists exclusively use the metric system. The reason for this is that it is better and makes more sense than the imperial system.

-Joe

By: Tanya

Tanya — Sat, 03 Jul 2010 01:34:21 +0000

Backwards country that still uses the imperial system? What a douchebag!!! Yeah, we backwards people know nothing here in the USA, I guess splitting the atom before anyone else definitely keeps us in that “backwards” category.

By: Joe

Joe — Mon, 21 Jun 2010 14:08:32 +0000

Hi Jeremy H,

I really don’t think that there is a real time GPS tracking device that you can install in (as in inside) a dog. Real time GPS tracking not only requires a power source to power the GPS component of the tracker but also the cell phone modem or radio transmitter. Most consumer grade batteries would go out in just a couple of days under this load, making the GPS installed inside the dog – or any other living being – useless without some sort of procedure to get new batteries in and the old batteries out.

I am almost certain that you are talking about an RF chip that was installed inside your friend’s frisbee dogs. These chips simply store information like the address and phone number of the owner, the name of the pet, etc. They are not GPS tracking chips and they certainly do not track pets in real time.

As to your comment about Passports being tracked – I have no doubt that the passport is tracked using RF technology, but this certainly is not real-time GPS tracking nor is it any other type of GPS tracking.

Also, not all cars have a built in GPS tracking device in them. You are simply mistaken in this assertion. While more and more cars are getting things like OnStar and other GPS tracking systems with the trend for this type of technology to become standard on all makes and models it is not yet the universal norm. It might be one day, just not today.

I think you are right in suggesting that we are soon going to be able to track anyone at anytime because our devices will increasingly become wireless and interconnected. It is simply a matter of before this happens.

Thanks for the comment and for stopping by!

-Joe

By: JeremyH

JeremyH — Mon, 21 Jun 2010 13:11:35 +0000

first off, they already have chips that you can install in dogs, atleast in this “backwards country that still uses the imperial system,” a family friend owns world champion frisbee dogs and the gps helped the veterinarian who found him locate the owner, second, if you have received a U.S. passport recently, its tracked, any late model vehicle, being tracked, chevy actually advertises its gps tracking and locator services. fact is, if Rankon is not selling it’s version of the small chip, it is most likely selling some other version of a chip or it would most likely not still be in business, so much other technology is being crammed into handheld devices that manufacturers have no use for a chip any bigger than 1.5 square inches. It wont be long before everyone can track anyone or anything from any source. And as far as the day planner goes, password protection, otherwise you are foolishly putting yours and your businesses information at risk.