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Andrew Nuttall
Breaking News & General Assignment · United Kingdom
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Yorkshire Live
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Jul 2026
Private investigator swears by 'biscuit tin' trick to stop car thieves
A private investigator warns that keyless car theft remains widespread in the UK and is often enabled by motorists leaving keys near doors, allowing criminals to boost the signal and gain entry within seconds. He advises that a metal biscuit tin can act as an inexpensive Faraday cage, blocking the key signal and reducing theft risk. Motorists are encouraged to test any container or signal-blocking pouch to ensure it prevents signal transmission.
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