#PREVENTION | Keyless car systems make life easier - but they also open the door to new types of theft. Here’s how the technology works - and how to protect yourself. Your vehicle sends out a radio signal, which is picked up by your key fob if it’s nearby. If the signals match, the car locks or unlocks automatically. But this convenience comes with risk. Criminals are using relay devices to intercept these signals and steal keyless cars - sometimes straight from outside your home. 🎥 This reel s

Gadgets used by criminals to steal keyless cars without breaking in are being sold online for more than £20,000, the BBC has found. | BBC Birmingham

Keyless car theft in action! Even if your car and home are secure, thieves can still unlock, start and steal your car. They only need to be within a few metres of your key to get the signal, even if it’s inside your home. For more visit https://orlo.uk/fsBKK | Police Service of Northern Ireland