What happens to all that data after it's collected? Could it get sold to companies that track where people shop or live? Imagine a repo man using it to find cars he wants to take back. Or what if it's used to see who goes to protests or clinics? Once that info is out there, it's hard to get back. Makes you wonder if the real cost is more than just money.

Probably needs a heavy duty clamp instead of the cheap hardware store one. That flimsy thing never stood a chance against a real downpour. At least my dog won't get a repeat watershow.