CloudDriver wrote:
On our Garmin I set the "Home" location while we were parked in a Best Buy parking lot a few miles from our actual house. If someone steals the GPS, they can't use it to find our house while we aren't home.
bmet2000 wrote:
It's not like they can grab your address off your registration or anything else in your glovebox with your address on it. Oh, wait...
Dick_B wrote:
Something I never even dreamed about; someone stealing my gps and finding my home. I like the police station idea...
Puddles wrote:This reminds me of CB radios back in the 70's. when they were really expensive to buy they were a high theft item. When the price dropped to next to nothing then the theft of them literally stopped. They weren't worth stealing. To days GPS models are getting close to being inexpensive so the theft of them will probably abate as well.
OP here. Thanks for replies. Will follow advise. Seems like a step backward for Garmin. If this GPS is stolen, anyone can use it. Makes it more marketable for a thief. :(
