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flag Keyless car theft devices, disguised as common gadgets, are enabling rapid, non-invasive vehicle thefts, prompting new bans and safety warnings.

flag Keyless car theft devices, some priced up to £22,000, are being sold online and used by organized crime to steal vehicles without breaking in. flag Disguised as everyday items like Bluetooth speakers, these gadgets intercept key fob signals from inside homes, enabling quick, non-invasive thefts. flag Over 100,000 cars were stolen in the past year, with 60% to 70% involving keyless models. flag Police report rising cases of cars stolen in minutes, often abandoned and unusable. flag New laws will ban possession of such devices, but experts doubt enforcement will curb widespread use due to high profits and global distribution. flag Experts advise using Faraday pouches and disabling keyless features to reduce risk.

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