According to an Egyptian daily, the equipment fitted on the vulture was solar-powered and allows broadcasting information gathered, including images, via satellite uplink, the paper said. It also had GPS installed.
Several Middle Eastern media outlets reported that Sudan captured a vulture which the country’s officials say Israel fitted with spy equipment.
According to the online edition of the Egyptian daily El Balad, the vulture was captured in the town of Kereinek in the Darfur region in Sudan’s west and that the finding prompted Sudanese authorities to announce Israel was using vultures to spy on their country. The report in El Balad does not say who made these claims.
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idk but you could try and call the company and tell them (YOU DROPED YOUR TOM TOM SOMEWHERE AND YOUR WONDERING IF THERE IS A WAY FOR THEM TO TELL YOU WHERE IT IS) don’t say it was stelon because they will not help you (if they even can) if they know you could get harmed in getting it back. if they do help you don’t go get it yourself see if your car is there and call th cops!!!!!!! make sure you have the box or some kind of proof the tom tom is yours like a serial number because if they took it out of your car and gave it to a friend then you will still have a chance of finding your car
Am I being cynical, or is this a great way to spy on your ex-girlfriend, stalk a gooruges colleague or generally watch anyone at any time whose computer you have access to when they’re temporarily not around?