On Friday, May 22, 2015 at 12:10:17 AM UTC-4, okeep...@gmail.com wrote:   
   > The new technology is virtually impossible to defeat. The ankle strap has an   
   optical filament in the middle and the unit pulses every few seconds to check   
   for continuity.. If it fails because it's been cut or bent.....alarm. The only   
   way I know of    
   would be to take your foot out of joint at the ankle and slip it off......   
   Excrutiatingly painful, but it would work.   
      
   Wrong, anyone that says you cant do it is very misinformed. It is an   
   electronic device. I am a computer scientist and engineer so I can tell you   
   ANY electronic device can be hacked period, especially if you have physical   
   access to it. There are plenty of    
   videos and posts explaining how to accomplish this. Getting the device off is   
   the easy part, you can remove any HIP anklet in a Faraday cage without setting   
   off an alarm since Faraday cages block all electronic signals. How it is   
   monitored however    
   differs from model to model so you would have to research how to maintain the   
   illusion that it is still functioning properly until you are able to put it   
   back on, which obviously means you would have to remove it without permanently   
   damaging it. Again,    
   there are posts and videos that explain how to accomplish this. If you think   
   its worth your freedom to attempt happy researching and good luck.   
      
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