Can thieves store the frequency of a keyless key to steal your car later?
Even if you have a Faraday bag, can thieves detect the key frequency as you park-up? Then the thieves have the signal stored in their relay device, or does the key have to be active for them to gain entry?
Asked on 15 January 2019 by NickNike
Answered by
Georgia Petrie
As far as we're aware, no. Our understanding of these devices is that they just extend the signal from the key when it's in range. I don't think the device can store a key's signal.
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