Are there any trackers installed on inmates Land Cruisers?

I think there is the distinction between the car itself tracking you via built-in capabilities (some of which requires you registering and using the app), a LoJack device you wanted and paid for that piggybacks on the ODBII port, and some nefarious installation (or I think I've seen some commenters on social media suggest that if you have poor credit a lender may demand it - no clue if that is based in reality).

I've also seen a post noting that even if you don't use the Toyota app, it may still track you and/or have your details - there are sites that supposedly allow you to further opt out and remove that information from Toyota if you are so inclined - I don't use the app, but had to do a one time registration to get my stuff working - haven't tried the sites that supposedly get them to remove it (may be part of the right to privacy / GDPR stuff).

(further amusement in the case of someone being concerned about tracking and then posting that on FB from the phone, which absolutely tracks you even more deeply)
 
I did not see a "device in the middle" but I also did not take the plastic behind the port out.

Interestingly why do we have a IMEI sticker where the owner in the video saw the other sticker?
 
I was thinking maybe a tinfoil hat placed over the rooftop GPS antenna might be groovy.
 
I did not see a "device in the middle" but I also did not take the plastic behind the port out.

Interestingly why do we have a IMEI sticker where the owner in the video saw the other sticker?
I think it is for our 4G connectivity, so Toyota can talk to our trucks, or out trucks can phone home to Toyota, as Miss Daisy has done a few times(with my permission), in the last month.
 
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I figured it was for connectivity. My Silverado had On star and mobile hotspot but it didn't have a sticker for it.
 
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