Auto theft across Canada has become a national crisis, with an estimated 90,000 vehicles stolen every year, costing insurance companies and taxpayers $1 billion annually. As part of a wider effort to crack down on rising car theft, the federal government is moving to ban the illegal use of flipper devices, such as the Flipper Zero. Anne Gaviola has more on what you need to know about this controversial, pocket-sized device.
Auto Theft
Feds move to ban auto theft tech device ‘Flipper Zero’
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