GPS positioning systems are widely used in cars. They have a certain anti-theft effect and can help car owners find their vehicles in time. However, in order to prevent his wife from "online dating", a man actually installed a hidden GPS locator on his wife's car. A few days ago, he discovered that the GPS signal of his wife's vehicle disappeared in Nanjing's Liuhe District, so he reported to the Liuhe police that his wife was missing.

On the 18th, a man came to Xinhuang Police Station in Liuhe District to call the police for help, saying that his wife was missing and asked the police to help him find her. After questioning, the police learned that the caller Zhang was from Nantong, and his wife’s surname was Liu. They had been married for 7 years and their relationship was not bad. However, he found that in the past six months, his wife often chatted online on her mobile phone. Zhang became suspicious and asked Liu, but she was evasive and unwilling to answer directly. Since his wife’s mobile phone had a fingerprint password set, Zhang could not see the content of his wife’s online chats, which made him even more suspicious that she was “online dating.” In order to accurately track his wife's whereabouts, he quietly asked someone to install a hidden GPS locator on Liu's car to track her in real time.

Is online dating reliable?

In real life, online dating phenomena abound, some are successful and some fail. Online dating has become a subconsciously acceptable way of love for people. Compared with blind dates, online dating is less embarrassing and more mysterious; compared with real free love, the scope of choosing friends has expanded. After all, the success of online dating is also due to the fact that they met through the Internet, and after candid communication between the two parties, they finally resonated and formed emotional dependence. If they meet in real life and find that the other person really meets their expectations, it will be sublimated into love. In this way, the love will be successful, and then it will no longer be online love, but love in real life. The Internet is just a way to connect the two parties. There are different opinions on the issue of online dating, but whether it is advisable or not depends on the individual. Protect your sanity, protect yourself, and let everything take its course.

How should adults view online dating?

Should people turn to the Internet in hopes of having a more "successful" marriage? That's not necessarily true. The real reason may be that there is a big difference between those who are looking for partners online and those who are looking for partners offline. For example, personality, chronic stress levels, communication style, etc. These factors are closely related to the sexual happiness of marriage, but they were not evaluated in this study. And, it's easy to imagine that the difference between people who are able to find their life partners online might simply be more active in searching for that special someone, and that this positivity translates into more positive marital outcomes in real life or at least There will be motivation to report having a more positive marriage.

How you met your partner may play only a small role in the ultimate success of your relationship. However, these results also suggest that there is no need to criticize friends who meet and get married online. Although the process of finding a partner online or offline may be very different, when you meet the right person, there's no need to doubt your relationship based on whether you met online or in person.

There is no right or wrong in online dating. It is just a form of our love. It is the same as phone calls, letters and other methods of love or communication. In short, our love must move towards reality.