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Living in a vehicle the last few years has helped me save & keep all the money I would’ve otherwise paid to a landlord. So I can afford a security system now, and urgently need one because people are starting to catch onto my patterns and hover around my vehicle like vultures. Please tell me the best security system you know of. I am not savvy with electronics and gadgets, and I never will be. So I need someone to tell me.

I’m thinking of a fuel kill switch or battery kill switch or whatever that thing is;

I’m thinking of camera system that I can monitor with my smartphone from wherever I am, etc

I’m thinking keeping several air tags all around my vehicle, in pockets of clothing, and in bags, and under my mattress (can I use Apple air tags if I don’t own any apple devices??, I run on Samsung and Lenovo and Linux);

Please tell me where to get these things, what the best brands are of fuel/battery kill switches, camera monitoring system

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Thank you. that AVITAL website doesn’t appear to be mobile-friendly. It won’t let me click on anything.

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You weren’t kidding, I had to switch on Desktop Mode for the menu to finction. Can’t remember if i bought direct from them or some online store…its been a couple years.

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