All of this worked pretty much as advertised, although you may have trouble locating a Snitch in a covered garage or in the middle of a large building where it can't lock onto enough satellite signals.
Snitch is aimed at a market long dominated by LoJack, a locator hardwired into a customer's car by the dealer or a security firm. If the car is stolen, the owner notifies police, who work with LoJack personnel to find the vehicle.
The LoJack's main advantage is that it is usually well-concealed and does not depend on its own battery. Police agencies are also familiar with it. But it is a single-purpose gadget that requires police assistance.
