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Israeli Phone Tracking System Fails in Mexico, Sparks $2 Million Lawsuit
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First reported by Calcalist · 5 hours ago
What happened
The Mexican Ministry of Justice returned a $1 million Israeli phone tracking system due to critical failures, prompting a $2 million lawsuit by the local intermediary Comercializadora Antsua against Israeli firm Septier for damages and lost business.
- 01Mexican Ministry of Justice returned Israeli phone tracking system due to severe hardware and software issues.
- 02Comercializadora Antsua filed a $2 million lawsuit in Israel against Septier for lost business and damages.
- 03System suffered frequent disconnections, poor reception, and battery life half of promised duration.
- 04Field tests showed failures in locating targets at short range and in antenna-dense areas.
- 05Septier provided a replacement system in May 2019, which also failed field tests.
- 06Septier's lawyer stated the company will respond to the lawsuit in court after review.
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