This GPS OBD is a real-time tracker which tracks at 10 second intervals and includes 12 months of pre-paid service. The OBD tracker can be simply plugged in to the OBD-II port on the vehicle or it includes a hard-wire kit so the tracker can be installed in a different part of the vehicle.
 
Features:
view the location any time on a computer or the smartphone app
historical playback: view the history of where the device has been, history is saved up to 1 year
tamper alert: receive an alert if the OBD is disconnected
geofence alerts: receive an alert when the vehicle enters/leaves a particular area
speed alerts: receive an alert when the vehicle goes over a set speed
battery back-up: allows the tracker to continue to function if the tracker has been disconnected or while the vehicle is off
indicator lights: shows the device's status; the lights can be turned on/off
 
What is the difference between the GPS trackers you carry and an AirTag/Bluetooth Trackers?
GPS trackers and AirTags work in completely different ways. GPS trackers use cellular signals and satellites to get a location which you can view at any time on a computer or smartphone app. AirTags update their location by connecting to a nearby iPhone (from about 30-100 feet away) so if there are no iPhones close by their location will not update. Bluetooth trackers for Android work the same but require an Android (operating with a certain software version or newer) near them to update the location. AirTags and Bluetooth trackers notify users if they are carrying a device registered to someone else. GPS trackers do not send alerts but require a monthly service because they operate independently. The GPS trackers we carry include a pre-paid plan with to make it easier for our customers. Please note it is the sole responsibility of the customer to check and obey all local, state and federal laws when using any type of surveillance equipment.