Once the (very closed source) metrology hardware and transmitter are installed, you have no way of knowing if they decide to track you intermittently, constantly, or never. Can they remotely and silently activate the tracking system at arbitrary times? Probably yes. Can they push software updates over the air to drastically change the functionality of the tracking system? Also probably yes. At the risk of sounding like RMS, an insurance vehicle tracker is <i>not your computer</i> - it doesn&#x27;t do as you tell it, and it is not on your side. Furthermore you have no idea what they do with the data downstream, particularly wrt giving it to the law and storing it in very insecure ways such that (other) malicious actors can get it.<p>Unless you&#x27;re the kind of person that believes in the truthfulness, good faith, and technical competence of insurance companies and the police, in which case I have a bridge in Brooklyn that I&#x27;d like to sell you.