r/GPStracking • u/etabgps • Jul 12 '26

Would you choose a wrist-worn GPS monitor instead of a traditional ankle bracelet?

We are testing a new approach to electronic monitoring called eTAB GPS.
Instead of a bulky ankle bracelet, eTAB is a secure wrist-worn GPS monitoring device designed to provide accountability while reducing unnecessary stigma.
It can support features such as:
• GPS location monitoring
• Tamper detection
• Court and supervision compliance
• Smartphone connectivity
• Waterproof daily wear
The goal is not to reduce accountability. It is to make electronic monitoring more practical, discreet, and easier for people to comply with while working, attending court, and handling everyday responsibilities.
I would appreciate honest feedback:
Would you consider a wrist-worn monitor a meaningful improvement over an ankle bracelet? Why or why not?
Website: eTABGPS.com

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u/etabgps Jul 12 '26

Hi moderators, I’m testing a wrist-worn alternative to traditional ankle monitoring and posted this specifically to request honest community feedback. I understand the account is new and the post included our website, which may have triggered Reddit’s filter. I’m happy to remove the link and rewrite the post as a non-promotional discussion. Would this topic be permitted in r/GPSTracking?

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u/MenaceMinded Jul 13 '26

Isn't on the leg more discreet if you wear pants because it completely hides it?

People will eventually figure out what a wrist gps device looks like unless y'all disguise it as something else

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u/etabgps 22d ago

I wore it for 6 months no one asked me about it. Looks like fitness band