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Kev’s mates put a GPS tracker on his car. Then they discovered his awful secret

Cedric bought a GPS tracker and found Kev was using false alibis to visit his sister-in-law, turning a pub joke into a weeks-long surveillance game.

Summary by Sydney Morning Herald
Spy technology has awakened the Big Brother in many of us, posing all kinds of ethical quandaries.

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Kev’s mates put a GPS tracker on his car. Then they discovered his awful secret

Spy technology has awakened the Big Brother in many of us, posing all kinds of ethical quandaries.

·North Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in North Sydney, Australia on Friday, September 11, 2026.
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