As the manufacturer and brand owner of TKSTAR, Shenzhen Juneo provides its own web tracking platform (www.mytkstar.net) and APP (Winnes GPS).

If you have any questions about connecting to a third-party platforms, please feel free to consult.

☺【GPS+LBS+WIFI Three Positioning Ways】If the gps signal is good, the device will locate via gps satellite(the accuracy is 16ft-32ft/5-10m); Otherwise, the device will locate via LBS(the accuracy is 100-2000m)! the WIFI accuracy is 0-50m.

☺【Geo-fence】Set up one or more geofence for the tracker device to get its movements within a district. The unit will send alarm information to APP and web server when it goes out of or get in this district.

☺【Two-way Talking】The device built-in a speaker and microphone, call the phone number of the SIM card in the GPS tracker, the GPS tracker will answer automatically. You can talk, easier to find each other in an emergency.

☺【Equipped with Temperature Sensor】It can measure and report the temperature around the device. You can set the temperature range and it will send high and low temperature alarms. 

☺【No Installation Required】 Built-in strong magnet, the device can be installed quickly and permanently. Just attach it to any iron surface in one second.  With 5000mAh lithium battery, max 90 days standby. Working time: about 15 days.

☺【Multi-functions】Real-time tracking, geo-fence, 180 days historical route view, over-speed alarm, shake alarm, move alarm, low power alarm and so on. IP65 waterproof, dustproof, impact resistant.

☺【Free APP & Web Tracking】 No cost for the app or web tracking, remotely real-time tracking on phone, tablet or PC by Lifetime Free APP/Web, positioning accuracy up to 16ft/5m. 

Product Parameters

Size:115mm*58mm*20mm (4.5"*2.3"*0.79")

Net Weight:168g

Ver.-2G:

GSM:850/900/1800/1900MHz

Ver.-4G:FDD-LTE:B1/B2/B3/B4/B5/B7/B8/B20/B28TDD-LTE:B34/B38/B39/B40/B41

GSM:850MHz/900MHz/1800MHz/190OMHz

GPSaccuracy:5m

lnput:5V---1.OA

Charging Period:5 hours

Effective date:January 6, 2023

Ⅰ.APPLICABILITY OF THIS PRIVACY POLICY

1.1 Scope. This “Privacy Policy” applies to the services (the "Winnes Services") provided on www.mytkstar.net and other websites owned by us (the "Winnes Websites") and mobile or desktop applications, as well as other interactions (e.g., customer service requests, user conferences, etc.) you may have with us. Winnes Services specifically include.

1.2 your visit of the Winnes Websites;

1.3 the account to be created by you (the "Winnes User Account");

1.4  Consent. If you do not agree to the terms of our Privacy Policy, do not access or use the Winnes Services, the Winnes Websites, or any other aspect of our business.

1.5  Third Party Providers. This Privacy Policy does not apply to any third party applications or software that are integrated with the Winnes Services through the Winnes Websites (“Third Party Services”), or any other products, services or businesses of any other third party.

1.6  Definitions. "We", "our" and "us" refer to the persons listed in Art Ⅺ.

Basically：whenever you browse our Winnes Websites, or use our Winnes Services, please observe this Privacy Policy.

Ⅱ.COLLECT YOUR PERSONAL INFORMATION

2.1 We will record your IP address information when you log in, and iOS system users will record the APP ID used for message push. In order to show you the function of the device, we will collect the information that the device (vehicle tracker, pet tracker and other separate devices) actively upload (requires manufacturers, dealers or consumers to configure device parameters and point to our server) to our server. Including but not limited to latitude and longitude, speed, altitude, direction angle, media files, etc. During use, the following permissions may be applied for according to specific functions (of course, you can refuse, and the relevant functions will not be available after refusal). Displaying your current location on the map requires location permission. This application is used to present the data uploaded by the device. Except for the information you actively provide and the information mentioned above, we will not collect your other information through this application.

2.2 Integrated third-party SDK

2.2.1 In order to display location information in the App, we have integrated third-party map SDKs including Baidu Maps "Baidu Maps Privacy Policy" and Google Maps "Google Maps Privacy Policy"; in order to display your location on the map display interface, third-party map SDKs may But not limited to collecting location information (latitude and longitude, precise location, rough location), device information (such as IP address, GNSS information, WiFi status, WiFi parameters, WiFi list, base station information, signal strength information, Bluetooth information, sensor information (vector) , acceleration, pressure), device signal strength information), device identification information (IMEI, IDFA, IDFV, Android ID, MEID, MAC address, OAID, IMSI, hardware serial number), current application information (application name, application version number) , device parameters and system information (system properties, device model, operating system), please check the privacy policy of the current map for details.

2.2.2 Please note that the data collected by the third-party SDK will not be transmitted and stored on the company's servers, but will only be used by the SDK itself to provide services to users.

2.3 Sign in Winnes account with Social Media Credentials

2.3.1 Personal data that is processed when you sign in to your Winnes account with Social Media Credentials if you choose:

You may choose to sign in to your Winnes account using your social media sign in credentials (e.g., your Google sign in credentials). If you choose to do this, the first time you do so you will be asked whether you agree that the social media provider will only provide E-mail address and user ID to Winnes.

All of this information is made available to Winnes by the social media provider due to the way the social sign-on configuration works. However, the only information Winnes retains and processes is your email address. If you do not want your information to be shared with Winnes by the social media provider, then you can simply sign in to your Winnes account using your Winnes account credentials instead of your social media account credentials.

Ⅲ.STORAGE AND SECURITY OF INFORMATION

We transmit APP data to the server through SSL encryption, and use MD5 encryption to store your key information on the server side. We have established a sound information security management team to ensure data security (for example: strictly limit the scope and authority of server access personnel, cross-server data backup, etc.) .

3.1 Data storage time

3.1.1 Track data storage shall not be less than 180 days.

3.1.2 The login information is stored for no less than 180 days.

3.1.3 The report data shall be stored for no less than 60 days.

3.1.4 The storage of media files shall not be less than 15 days.

3.1.5 The storage of alarm information shall not be less than 10 days.

3.1.6 For equipment that has been in arrears for more than 1 year or has been offline for more than 2 years, we will clean it up from time to time and stop using it for safety.

3.1.7 Users who have registered for more than 2 years and do not continue to use their accounts will be cleaned up from time to time for security reasons and stopped using.

3.2 Data storage location

We combined local laws and regulations, and store data collected and generated around the world in the United States.

Ⅳ.DISCLOSURE OF YOUR PERSONAL INFORMATION

Unless otherwise stated in this statement, we will not disclose your personal information to third parties without your consent unless you authorize us to do so.

4.1 The software will not disclose your information to untrusted third parties.

4.2 In accordance with the relevant provisions of the law, or the requirements of administrative or judicial institutions, disclosure to third parties or administrative or judicial institutions.

4.3 If you violate the relevant laws, regulations or relevant rules of the country in which the device is used, you need to disclose it to a third party.

Ⅴ.PROTECT YOUR PERSONAL INFORMATION

5.1 We take all reasonably practicable physical, electronic and administrative safeguards to protect and safeguard your personal information from unauthorized or incidental access, use, and disclosure.

5.2 In order to ensure the security of the information you transmit, we recommend that you take all precautions to protect your personal information when accessing the Internet. For example, change passwords frequently, use a combination of letters and numbers when writing passwords, and make sure you are using a secure browser.

Ⅵ.CANCEL ACCOUNT

You authorize us to use your personal information during your use of our products and services. If you cancel your account, we will stop using and delete your personal information.

If you decide to no longer use this product, please contact the dealer where you purchased the device or contact us through the contact information at the bottom of this document. After confirming your identity, your account information and usage data will be deleted within 7 working days. Data is not recoverable.

Ⅶ. COOKIES

7.1 Definition. “Cookies ” are small text files that are sent to your computer or mobile device by us to enable the functionality of the WINNES Services or to facilitate their use. Each WINNES User Account and browser receives new Cookies, which means that they are always unique .

7.2 Types of Cookies. Cookies can be divided into different categories,depending on their characteristics, as shown in the following.

(a) Storage Duration.

i. Temporary Cookies only exist as long as your browser is open and are automatically deleted when you close your browser.They exist only for the particular period of use of the WINNES Services, i.e., a "session".

ii. Permanent Cookies will exist until deleted by you or your browser or their expiration.

(b) Creator of the Cookies.

i. First-party Cookies are set by us.

ii. Third-party Cookies are set by third parties.

(c) Necessity.

i. Necessary Cookies are technically required for the operation of the WINNES Websites and WINNES Services.

ii. Non-necessary  Cookies are used to improve and facilitate your use of the WINNES Services but are not technically essential. These include, for example,Cookies that are used to create personalized advertising for you.

7.3 Our Cookies. We use the following cookies:

(a) Necessary Cookies;

(b) Analytics Cookies; and

(c)Advertising and social media Cookies.

7.4 Refusing Cookies. You may reject all Cookies, except for necessary Cookies,

(a) when visiting the WINNES Website, via the Cookie banner; or

(b) in your browser settings. How this works, depends on the browser you are using. A link to the instructions for the most common browsers can be found here:

Microsoft Edge:

https://support.microsoft.com/dede/windows/l%C3%B6schen-und-verwalten-von-cookies168dab11-0753-043d-7c16-ede5947fc64d.

ii. Mozilla Firefox:

 http://support.mozilla.com/enUS/kb/Cookies.

iii. Google Chrome:

http://www.google.com/support/chrome/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=95647.

iv. Safari:

http://support.apple.com/kb/PH5042.

v. Opera:

http://www.opera.com/browser/tutorials/security/privacy/

Ⅷ、 AGE LIMITATIONS

8.1 Minimum Age. We allow only persons who are

(a) at least 18 years old; or

(b) younger than 18 years old and have consent of their legal guardian,to use the Winnes  Services.

Basically: if you are below 18, you must not use the Winnes Services without you legal guardian’s consent.

Ⅸ. EFFECTIVE DATE AND CHANGES TO THIS PRIVACY POLICY

9.1 Effective Date. This Privacy Policy becomes effective as of 08.09.2022.

9.2 Changes. We may change this Privacy Policy from time to time. Laws,regulations, and industry standards evolve, which may make those changes necessary, or we may make changes to our services or business. We will post the changes to this page and encourage you to review our Privacy Policy to stay informed. If we make changes that materially alter your privacy rights, we will provide additional notice, such as via email or through the Services. If you disagree with the changes to this Privacy Policy, you should deactivate your Winnes User Account.

Basically：please check regularly as this Privacy Policy might change over time.

X. YOUR RIGHTS

10.1 Individuals located in certain countries, including the European Economic Area and the United Kingdom, have certain statutory rights in relation to their personal data. Subject to any exemptions provided by law, you may have the right to request access to Information, as well as

to seek to update, delete or correct this Information. We will strive to let you do this using the settings and tools provided in your Winnes Services account. If you cannot use the settings and tools, contact us for additional access and assistance.

10.2 To the extent that our processing of your Personal Data is subject to the General Data Protection Regulation, or applicable laws covering the processing of Personal Data in the United Kingdom, we rely on our legitimate interests, described above, to process your data. We may also

process Other Information that constitutes your Personal Data for direct marketing purposes, and you have a right to object to our use of your Personal Data for this purpose at any time.

Ⅺ.CONTACT US

If you have any comments or suggestions about this application, you can contact us in the following ways. We will review the issue as soon as possible and respond within 15 days of verifying your user identity.

Email：support@mytkstar.com

Business Address:
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ST. LOUIS (KMOV.com) -- A St. Louis County private investigator admitted he placed GPS tracking devices on the vehicles of two of Missouri’s top government officials. He says tracking people is part of his business, and sometimes that requires him to place GPS tracking devices on private vehicles.

Mike Bland, who is a licensed private investigator in Missouri, says he was recently hired to place GPS trackers on private vehicles owned by Drew Erdmann and Sarah Steelman.

Erdmann is the state’s Chief Operating Officer under Governor Mike Parson. Steelman is the commissioner at the Office of Administration, which handles purchasing and contracts for the state.

Bland claims the incident is now under investigation by the FBI and Missouri State Highway Patrol. 

“They questioned me for five hours myself,” Bland said. 

Bland claims Erdmann discovered the device and reported it to police, and the Missouri State Highway Patrol tracked it back to Bland.

He admits he placed the trackers, but says he was doing it as part of a business transaction with a man named John Wall. Wall is affiliated with a Farmington based company called Assymetric Solutions. According to the company's website it offers military, law enforcement, and civilian training. 

According to his Linkedin profile and a tweet by the Arizona Commerce Authority, Wall is also associated with a company called Redlyst. Bland says Wall told him why he wanted to track Erdmann and Steelman.

“He was trying to find information, why they had not used his facial recognition company, Redlyst, which he teamed up with other people and developed. [He] was trying to prove an extramarital affair between Drew Erdmann and Sarah Steelman," Bland said, who added, “I don’t know how [the information] was going to be used.” 

News 4 is unaware of any inappropriate relationship between Erdmann and Steelman, and according to a spokesperson with the Office of Administration there is “no record of Assymetric Solutions or Redlyst having applied for any state contracts. Likewise the Office of Administration has not awarded any contracts for facial recognition around the capitol or governor’s mansion.”

After being questioned by authorities, Bland is convinced he didn’t get the entire truth. Referring to authorities he added, “they told me themselves I wasn’t given the real story.”  Bland also said the story takes another twist.

Bland said he had trouble finding Steelman’s vehicle, but claims he was assisted by Wall and State Representative Dottie Bailey. He described the phone call he received from Wall the day the GPS tracker was placed on Steelman’s personal vehicle.

“Next thing he calls me, kind of adrenaline going, out of breath, telling me he had located Sarah Steelman’s Black F150. He and Dottie were basically pursuing it up Highway 63 toward Columbia,” Bland recalled. Bland says he met Wall and Bailey at a golf course north of Jefferson City, where Bland placed the GPS tracker on Steelman’s vehicle.

We reached out to Dottie Bailey to ask if she was involved.

Over the phone Bailey said, “Ok, so this guy is a whack a loon. Oh shoot I have another call coming in. I don’t know - so many damn stories going on. I’m working on other stuff. I appreciate the call thanks though,” then the phone hung up. A follow-up call to Bailey was not returned. Nobody answered the door at her home. 

We left multiple messages for Wall but he never returned any of them. Bland claims he was only doing his job, and he is not a political operative. He says he had never heard of Erdman or Steelman prior to being asked to track their vehicles.

Bland claims he was paid $2,500 to do the job, and showed us an online transaction with Wall’s name and a payment for $2,500.

A spokesperson for Parson's office released a statement saying ,“Unfortunately, a governor staff member and cabinet member were victims of potential criminal activity that was tied to their roles as public servants. The harassing behavior was immediately reported to authorities. We are complying fully with the investigation and hope to hold those responsible accountable.”

Bland says he’s coming forward because the state is planning to question him about an unrelated matter involving his private investigator license, and he doesn’t want the incident to tarnish or cost him his license. Bland says placing GPS tracking devices on vehicles is not against the law in Missouri. 

Matthew Bodie teaches privacy law at SLU. He argues it is a trespass to place something on a vehicle that belongs to someone else. He adds it’s possible there’s a law that would override that general law for private investigators, but he’s not aware of any laws that create that exemption in Missouri.

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When it comes to the safety of her children, Roseline Guevremont takes few chances.

“It’s a question of knowing where your kid is and what they do,” she told Global News from her living room, as her kids prepared to leave for school.

So when her oldest daughter started high school four years ago Guevremont started using an iPhone to track her.

“It’s an app that’s called Find my Friends on the iPhone,” she explained.

The app allows users to locate friends who are also running the app on their mobile device.  Each person has to agree to share their location, either for a fixed time or indefinitely.

It gives her peace of mind knowing that she can find her child if she needs to, at the touch of a screen.

But the disappearance of 10-year-old Ariel Kouakou in Cartierville two weeks ago has added a bit of urgency to those concerns.

GPS monitoring of kids by parents is nothing new.  It can be done via mobile apps or wearable devices.  But since Kouakou went missing, there has been renewed interest.  That’s because some people, including the boy’s family, believe he was abducted.

“This has created a sense of panic and anxiety in the province,” said Pina Arcamone, Director General for the Missing Children’s Network.

Internet security expert Terry Cutlet says, “younger kids are probably not going to care that they’re being tracked, but as they become teens they’re gonna say, ‘well they’re invading my privacy.'”

But for Guevrmont, being able to track her daughter is just an extension of a regular house rule.

“My daughter always had to tell me where she was anyways,” she said.

But she stresses that communication and honesty are key.  Her daughter, whose identity she wants to keep private, agreed.

“Well at first I wasn’t used to it and I thought it was weird.  But then we talked about it so I know that it’s for safety purposes and it’s safer.”

But Arcamone has a warning for parents.  Though the devices can be useful for those who choose it, it shouldn’t replace what’s most important.

“I will always insist on the importance of educating children to avoid finding themselves in situations that might compromise their lives,” she said.

The challenge, she says, is finding the balance between preparing children without scaring them, because there’s one thing both parents and kids need to remember about abductions.

A GPS proved helpful in the recovery of two BMWs in Hamilton. Police said a 2014 and a 2017 BMW were reported stolen last Thursday.

One of the owners accessed the BMW assist program to engage the vehicle’s tracking system and officers were able to see the car on the move.

Police said the vehicle, along with another stolen BMW, were found parked side by side in the Tisdale area on Monday with two men inside.

Police said four men from Hamilton were arrested.

The suspects are facing a slew of charges including theft and possession of stolen property, as well as possession of drugs.

"Our focus is to save giraffes from extinction, in part by being nimble enough to take quick, impactful action when needed," says O’Connor in the statement, per People’s Eric Todisco. "That was necessary in this case, for sure.”

A team of conservationists at the Ishaqbini Conservancy spotted the white bull giraffe while tagging other animals, and moved quickly to put a GPS tracker on it as well. The GPS tag is attached to the white giraffe’s left horn-like ossicone, and the device is solar powered so it can send location data to park rangers every hour. If the giraffe wanders into dangerous areas, rangers will be able to gently redirect it to safer ground.

“We are thankful for the tremendous help from KWS, Save Giraffes Now and the Northern Rangelands Trust in furthering community efforts to safeguard wildlife species,” says Ahmed Noor, Manager Ishaqbini Hirola Community Conservancy, in a statement. “The giraffe’s grazing range has been blessed with good rains in the recent past and the abundant vegetation bodes well for the future of the white male.”

Nowadays, it’s very easy to find anything on Google whether you want to know about any decent restaurant or you’re searching for a medical shop near your house. Google has it all but what google doesn’t give you is how to improve delivery in these restaurants & medical shops. That’s where the role of gps tracker for bike comes into play as we all know that all the food delivering companies like Zomato, Swiggy, etc. have their food to customers through their delivery man on a motorcycle. This article will tell you about a GPS device name TKSTAR, which will let any food delivery company monitor customer’s delivery.

Whenever we heard the word “Fleet,” the image of a bus or truck comes into our mind, sometimes car also, but the bike fleet always misses most people’s minds. People don’t pay much attention to Bike Fleet as much attention as they pay to trucks or bus fleets. They forget that the bike fleet plays a vital role in our lives.

Uber, which is a Taxi service provider, also provides bike services to its customers. Not only this, whenever we feel like eating something delicious, then names like Zomato & Swiggy popup in our minds.

Now, you must be wondering that how food is related to bike? We should keep in mind that food delivery companies deliver the food with employees’ help, and employees deliver that food by bike. I hope it is enough to convince everyone that the bike fleet should be valued as much as a car or truck fleet.

Advantages of GPS for Bike

Here are the 5 advantages of motorbike GPS:

1. Accuracy:

If you’re looking for a device that lets, you know the exact location of your vehicle. With the help of this device, you can even reduce time idling as we have read above. This feature has helped a lot of fleet owners who are facing the issue of time-idling. Hence, if you want to manage your entire fleet accurately, then this device is perfect for you.

2. Theft Alerts:

It is one most essential features for both fleet owners as well as personal vehicle owners. Everyone has concerns about their bicycle, whether its fleet owner or personal car owner, because of the rising vehicle theft cases. The most worrying fact is the thieves find it easy to steal a two-wheeler in comparison to four-wheelers. The things I have written here can give any vehicle owner a considerable headache. Now stop worrying because the TKSTAR GPS tracking device has an Anti-theft alarm that gives you real-time alerts whenever someone tries to start or tow your vehicle.

3. Fuel Consumption:

It is the most useful feature for fleet owners in the time of rising fuel prices. During the complete lockdown due to Covid in the country from March to May, fuel prices have risen like a fire. Which has given a profound shock to fleet owners. As we have seen above, with the help of the TKSTAR GPS device can reduce your employees’ time idling. Now you would say that how time idling is related to fuel? See, sometimes drivers during the idle time forget to switch off the engine, due to this unlimited fuel of your vehicle gets wasted, but you can’t do anything. However, if you have a GPS tracker installed in all your bikes, you can monitor your fuel consumption also & can save lots of money.

4. Monitoring:

You must have been wondering that I have talked about fuel consumption monitoring in the last paragraph of the previous point. Now again, I’m talking about monitoring. Relax, I’m not repeating, from this monitoring my reference driver’s behavior monitoring on the road. Rising accident cases can scare anybody & being a fleet owner. Every fleet owner should be worried about their employees’ safety. Onelap can lessen your worry in this regard. With this tracker’s help, you can set a speed limit in all your vehicles & whenever the driver crosses that limit. You will get an instant notification on your Onelap mobile app.

5. Entire Fleet at Fingertips:

When you install the TKSTAR GPS tracking app on your phone, you have to register your vehicle, but after that, you can add as many vehicles as you want from a single account. This is a handy feature for bike fleet owners because you don’t have to register again. In short, you can manage your entire fleet on a single screen.

Conclusion

As we have read above, how bike fleet is underestimated. Whenever we heard the fleet, we don’t even consider motorcycles. However, TKSTAR has identified the importance of bike fleet and the vast potential they possess.

From dropping people at different places & delivering food at any house, food delivery companies’ employees do all through the bike. Hence, its high time that every fleet owner should install a GPS tracker for the bike in their vehicles so that they can monitor each & everything about their fleet.

Hawaii Considering gps trackers to Enforce COVID-19 Quarantine Order

The pandemic is prompting Hawaii's authorities to consider some extreme measures to contain the spread of contagion. The Aloha State was among the earliest to adopt some aggressive policies to curb COVID-19 transmission on the islands and already requires all arrivals, be they visitors or returning residents, to self-quarantine for two weeks.

Hawaii News Now has reported that state authorities are considering using personal tracking devices to ensure compliance with the rules of quarantine. Failure to comply with the conditions set forth by the governor’s office already bears a hefty penalty—a fine of up to $5,000, a year in prison, or both.

State Attorney General, Clare Connors, told the state Senate Special Committee on COVID-19 that she’s exploring the legality of such ideas about tracking visitors and the constitutional concerns that would be raised by such actions.

“I think it runs the gamut of what they’re doing in Taiwan, which is you wear an ankle bracelet for fourteen days and if it goes outside your hotel room, it pings and that’s the only information that gets conveyed to the 24/7 GPS where we know exactly where you are, what you’re doing at all times," said Connors.

Attorney Victor Bakke agreed that GPS tracking could pose potential problems. Forcing people to lock themselves down would already be considered a rights violation, he explained, but for the motivations behind it: the current public health crisis and larger concern for the safety of all Hawaii residents.

The outlet reported that, in recent days, visitors to Hawaii who were found to be in violation of the mandatory quarantine order have been cited, arrested and even deported back to the mainland.

Despite deterrents, about 100 visitors continue to arrive in Hawaii each day. Lawmakers reportedly argue that online travel sites are failing to sufficiently inform people about the state quarantine order while displaying cheap airfares and room rates. “It just says your travel may be impacted,” said State Senator, Donna Mercado Kim. “If you go to Trivago, it just says the outbreak may impact your travel plans.”

Arrivals are currently required to complete a questionnaire, supplying contact information and indicating their designated quarantine location (home or rented lodgings). Senate President, Ronald Kouchi, has called upon Hawaii Governor, David Ige, to adopt more intensive health screenings at airports and proposed that tourists even be escorted from the airport to their hotels.

The Winglet reported that Hawaiian authorities have recently begun more strictly enforcing quarantine policies, verifying mobile phone numbers before visitors leave the airport and cross-referencing addresses listed on their quarantine forms with property tax records.

For more information, visithttps://health.hawaii.gov/coronavirusdisease2019/#situation