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Is GPS Tracking Legal In Australia?
GPS Tracking laws by state.
In Australia, each State has their own Surveillance legislation. Below is a list of each States legislation relating to “gps trackers”. This is provided as a guide only and you assume responsible for knowing the law in your State.
5 Myths About Personal Alarms
My personal alarm won’t work if I have a power cut
Keep Track personal alarm is designed to work on the 4G Mobile network, the battery that can run for up to 48 hours, on power saving mode and so if you experience a power cut at home, you can rest assured that your alarm will continue to function as normal in the short term.
Out Of Coverage Tracking
However, it will send a subset of this data every 15 minutes when in trip (by default) over Iridium SBD. This is completely configurable and ensures that Iridium data costs are kept under control. An Iridium data bill for a minute by minute data would be an unhappy surprise!
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Best Personal Alarms Australia
As you grow up and have children, you don't realise how time flies. We always imagine our own parents as strong, healthy and independent. Then one day you ask yourself ' How did we all get so old?'.
Somehow I have entered my 40's and my parents are in their mid 70's. And suddenly we start to worry about them, their health, safety and being alone and vulnerable.
How to Extend Your Ring Time On Your Smartphone.
By default, your phone rings for 15 seconds before it diverts the call to voicemail (if you have voicemail feature switched on). The good news is you can change the length of your ring time by increments of five seconds, up to 30 seconds.
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FRINGE BENEFIT TAX (FBT)
Meets ATO Requirements
Fringe Benefit Tax reporting is included in the Fleet Management product portfolio. This allows a user or organisation to categorise their business and private mileage as well as capture comments about the trip to meet Tax Authority requirements of FBT reporting.
Zoleo Global Satellite Communicator
How ZOLEO’s Seamless Coverage Works
Beyond mobile coverage, the ZOLEO device connects with the free ZOLEO app on your smartphone or tablet, so you can send/receive messages anywhere on the planet via the Iridium satellite network. Within mobile coverage, the ZOLEO app seamlessly delivers messages over Australian mobile networks and Wi-Fi. You’ll get your messages, even if the ZOLEO satellite communicator is turned off.
Read MoreBeyond mobile coverage, the ZOLEO device connects with the free ZOLEO app on your smartphone or tablet, so you can send/receive messages anywhere on the planet via the Iridium satellite network. Within mobile coverage, the ZOLEO app seamlessly delivers messages over Australian mobile networks and Wi-Fi. You’ll get your messages, even if the ZOLEO satellite communicator is turned off.
GPS Tracker Tamper Detect On Remora2
Tamper Detect will alert you when your device is being interfered with – such as when thieves, employees or other individuals seek to tamper with the device or steal the asset. Our devices provide immediate warning of this, so your assets are protected.
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Telstra Announces 3G Mobile Network Shutdown.
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If you are not a Keep Track GPS customer and are interested in upgrading your GPS tracking devices to a 4G version, please contact us at info@keeptrackgps.com.au
Personal Alarms With GPS
There are two kinds of personal alarms available in the market. Ones that uses cellular signals, they operate using a mobile phone carrier and another which uses radio signals. A major disadvantage of the former is that that they work only in areas where there is 4G mobile phone coverage and in addition, have an ongoing service charge for the tracker.
Best Personal Alarm
Choice Magazine has completed testing of our Personal Alarm Pendants both 3G & 4G devices with them recommending our 3G Device in 2018 and ranking our 4G Device in 2020 .
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Personal Alarms - Parents Getting Older
As parents get older, we start to question 'How the hell did that happen?
It wasn't until my mum told me how concerned she was that dad had dropped his electric drill (plugged in and live) onto the floor of the hull which was covered in water that I really started to think. 'OMG! What is dad doing? And he shouldn't be doing that by himself at 70'.