RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) is a tracking method that uses RFID tags and readers to determine an item’s exact location within a specific area. RFID is cost effective and does not interfere with the daily routines of customers and employees.

GPS (Global Positioning System) is a tracking technique that uses GPS satellites to locate an object’s relative location anywhere in the world.

RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) is a tracking method that is used to locate items and individuals within a specific area. RFID is often used to prevent theft by sounding an alarm if an object leaves its designated area.

Personal GPS tracking units are personal tracking devices that depend on GPS or Global Positioning System technology to locate an individual or object, identify an individual, or alert a user to objects that leave a specific area.

Personal RFID tracking units are personal tracking units that depend on RFID or Radio Frequency Identification technology. Personal RFID tracking units allow users to identify and locate objects and individuals within a specific facility or area.

Bug detectors are electronic devices that are capable of detecting the presence of electronic surveillance devices or “bugs.” Bug detectors are available in a variety of types and models and can, therefore, be used for different purposes.

An anonymizing proxy is a proxy that is capable of hiding the user’s IP address by routing the user’s web activities through a chain of servers or clients in order to mask the user’s personal information.

LoJack refers to a GPS dependent tracking device that allows users to locate devices or vehicles that have been stolen. It is available in both a software version for computers and a hardware version for vehicles and communicates with GPS satellites to show a user where his/her stolen item currently is.

An anonymizing proxy is a type of proxy software that hides the user’s IP address by routing his/her web activities through one or more private servers. Anonymizing proxies are generally found in the form of a plug-in or add-on that is integrated into a specific web browser for convenient access.

Anti-bug devices are devices that are able to identify, locate, and/or disable electronic “bugs” that are used to eavesdrop on unsuspecting targets. Anti-bug devices are available from a variety of sources and can range in legality from openly available to illegal in most areas.