LoJack

LoJack is a vehicle tracking and recovery system designed to help recover stolen vehicles. It was originally developed in the 1980s and uses a small radio transmitter that is hidden in the vehicle. When a car is reported stolen, law enforcement can use LoJack technology to track the vehicle's location through an integrated network of receivers, which can help facilitate its recovery. The system operates independently of the vehicle's own systems and is designed to remain inactive until a theft is reported.