December 14 - 18 USA Today Post Review

According to a new statement released by USA Today, theives who steal people's GPS units are now beginning to use the systems to figure out where the owner lives. They are able to use the "Home" feature to get the location and route to the owner's residence, where they could potentially theft even more valuable items. People must learn to be more responisble in how they protect their personal belongings. When they leave their vehicle they should disconnect the GPS unit and put it in a safe place, such as the trunk or if possible, a locked glove compartment. However, the best option for the owner would be to simply take the GPS with them when they leave their vehicle, much like they do with cellphones or wallets.