Report on Vehicle Tracking Systems: Security Concerns and Benefits

This report examines the increasing problem of car theft and the role of vehicle tracking systems in addressing this issue. It highlights the vulnerabilities of current anti-theft systems and discusses the tracking capabilities of major automobile corporations. The literature review emphasizes the importance of real-time trackers, engine locking systems, and international coordination in preventing car theft. The report also outlines the advantages of tracking systems, such as detecting unethical vehicle use, monitoring driving habits and fuel consumption, and identifying optimal routes. However, it also acknowledges disadvantages, including the risk of hacking, over-reliance on technology, costs, and data coverage limitations. References to relevant studies and articles are provided to support the analysis.