GPS tracker & IoT company - MiniFinder

On October 1, the International Day of Older Persons is observed, a day established by the UN to highlight the importance of older people in society and the challenges they face.

More and more hunters are asking how long their hunting dog trackers will continue to work. The reason is that both the 2G and 3G networks are being phased out in Europe. Once the shutdown is complete in 2025, older hunting dog trackers that rely on these networks will no longer be able to connect. Several operators have already started the phase-out, which means some devices may stop working before the end of the year.

To avoid problems, you need a 4G hunting dog tracker. Our models Rex and Vexo are built to meet future requirements and will continue to function for many years to come. They are reliable choices for hunters who want long lifespan, high precision, and easy handling.

Since 2018, Essunga Municipality has been using mobile personal safety alarms from MiniFinder as part of its support for people living with dementia, both in residential care facilities and in ordinary housing. The municipality was an early adopter of the technology and, over the years, has gained valuable experience in how a GPS-based safety alarm can enhance security, give users greater freedom of movement, and at the same time improve working conditions for care staff.

With a clear focus on individual needs, Essunga has built a structure in which the safety solution is integrated into daily operations. The result is a strong example of how welfare technology can bring tangible benefits to both staff and users.