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It is not new ensuring adequate security for your vehicle using a tracker. But doing it without the internet surely does come at great convenience. And this is just what a Cameroonian app developer has created.
We take you to meet Zuo Bruno, the man behind ‘Zoomed’ and get to know how his car tracker app works. Let’s take a look.
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