Gone are the days when people used to visit police stations to file reports of their stolen gadgets. They can now find their lost gadget using the internet with the help of a software. In the past, BPL unveiled a mobile tracking solution for GSM service users in India.
Micro Technologies has developed a software called Micro LNTS (Lost Notebook Tracking System) that can locate stolen laptops via the internet. Owners need to employ the LNTS into the laptop’s hard disk, where it works in a stealth mode, in order to track it as soon as it is connected to the Internet after being stolen. In addition to tracking, LNTS also assists in recovering the device and even claims to deter the thief.
When the laptop is stolen, the software starts doing its work silently. It gets connected with the company’s monitoring centre to alert about the whereabouts of the notebook when connected to the Internet. Owners can log onto their Web-based personal tracking and monitoring page via www.microlnts.net for the same.
Additionally, there are some other management tools that include:
As the phrase says, “Nothing is Perfect in the World”, the Micro LNTS is also not the perfect service; it does have a few cons. If the thief formats the stolen laptop before using the internet on it, then the LNTS software will get deleted from the hard drive. Thus, it makes it impossible to track the notebook.
Think Positive; consider the crook to be a little dumb! Jokes apart, this useful Micro LNTS comes in LNTS- Elite and Premium models, costing Rs. 600 and Rs. 1500, respectively.
