PanDECT BT vs HitProxy

New generation immobilizer characterized by unique ultra-low power consumption – less than 3 mA in active mode. Increased tag battery life (up to 3 years). Ability to work with modern smartphones (setup, management, notification). Adjustable tag detection range, increased reliability of the communication interface. Affordable price. Pandect BT-100: - Immobilizer for modern cars with mobile application which allows to control the immobilizer mode, configure and diagnose tags, and obtain status information from your car. - Low power consumption (2-3mA in active mode) which fits most stringent requirements of absolutely all automobile manufacturers for additional electrical equipment. - New tags supporting BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) device with BT 4.2 protocol. - Multi-level encryption, and intelligent use of "stealth" mode on the radio. - Water proof heavy duty tags, so small that can be put in your wallet. - Safe and effective engine blocking using complete group of relays. - Dedicated channel that can be used to disable the car's radio and protect it from the so-called "long arm", or to bypass the engine sensors in the lock mode. - A handy application that provides complete information about immobilizer, relays, tags and so on.

HitProxy is a mobile client that provides a secure and encrypted connection for internet access. The app supports modern protocols: VLESS and WireGuard. To set up the app, simply paste a tunnel link from any provider. FEATURES – User-friendly iOS app – Easy setup via link – Strong encryption – No logs stored – Maximum speed PRIVACY POLICY None of the information you provide to the app is transmitted to us. HitProxy does not collect or store your data. We do not access your device information or share any data with third parties. If you have any questions about our Privacy Policy, feel free to contact us at: support@hitproxy.net CONTACT If you have any questions about HitProxy, reach out to us: support@hitproxy.net THIRD-PARTY LICENSES This app includes code from WireGuard, developed by Jason A. Donenfeld and licensed under the Apache License v2.0. It also uses code from Xray-core by Project-X, licensed under the Mozilla Public License v2.0.