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Ford has filed a patent for a new anti-theft system designed to combat the growing problem of car part theft.
The system uses ultra-wideband sensors to detect unauthorized devices, like cell phones, that come too close to the vehicle.
If a potential threat is identified, the system can trigger alarms or other deterrents to prevent the theft.
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