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Originally Posted by spike021
I mean, you could try but if they take it somewhere rural or where there are few iOS devices, then it's not going to be that reliable.
The airtag is best for situations like being attached to luggage because that means it's going through airports/train stations where it's much more likely to come across iOS devices that can report its location.
If you're that worried, you're probably better off getting a dedicated GPS tracker.
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I've thought about this and may have to research again. When I first looked, everything I found needed to be charged periodically and the best long-term option I found was a dash cam, which comes with it's own drawbacks. I asked the dealership about lo-jack or similar and they said permanent trackers are discouraged as they tend to drain the batteries in these cars.