Gate News reports that on March 7th, trader Wesley posted on X platform stating that three days ago he received a phone alert about an unknown tracking device. Today, he found the device under the car’s hood, believing he is the target of tracking. He has already reported it to the police. He warns others not to ignore the “unknown device” alert on their phones and to carefully check their vehicles.
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