General
In pretty much all first world countries the purchase, ownership, and use of a Stinger is legal. Even in those countries where radar detectors have been banned. The reason for this is that a Stinger is a car computer, not a radar detector. At every Stinger’s core you will find a robust computer brain that manages and orchestrates all the Stinger apps, making a Stinger every bit as much a computer as your Mac, PC, or iPhone.
In pretty much all first world countries the purchase, ownership, and use of a Stinger is legal. Even in those countries where radar detectors have been banned. The reason for this is that a Stinger is a car computer, not a radar detector. At every Stinger’s core you will find a robust computer brain that manages and orchestrates all the Stinger apps, making a Stinger every bit as much a computer as your Mac, PC, or iPhone.
Legality of Apps
Just like with any other computer, while the general use of your Stinger is legal, depending on where you are, the use of certain specific apps may not be. Therefore, before using such Stinger apps as Radar Alerting, Laser Alerting, and LaserShield, please make sure you do so where allowed. There are even some overzealous countries where they do not allow the use of GPS Alerting (Stinger calls that SpotList Alerting) for fixed speed traps. Yes, really. Big Brother, right?!
Equipping your Stinger with Radar Alerting
In
countries where Radar Alerting (and/or Laser Alerting, LaserShield,
SpotList Alerting) is not allowed, Stingers come standard without those
apps and will be incapable of alerting for radar, laser, etc. Should the
legal situation change, or would you like to use your Stinger in an
area where those apps are allowed, you can download these apps via the Stinger Desktop app (the official Stinger app for on the Mac/PC desktop).
Please note that all Stinger apps have been developed for use where allowed. Specifically for those drivers who use their Stinger in countries where Radar Alerting is legal, the Stinger is equipped with a function to delete the Radar Alerting app at the push of a button. This allows our users to abide by, seemingly, conflicting regional and international rules and regulations. Upon returning to a country or region where Radar Alerting is allowed, you can re-install the Radar Alerting app via your Stinger Desktop app on your Mac or PC.
Installment of all Stinger components is legal
Even in most anti-Radar-Alerting countries, the use and in-car installment of all Stinger hardware
components is fully allowed. This, as all the components, including the
antennas, are of critical use for a variety of functionalities that
includes apps such as Mileage Logging, PoliceCheck and Safety Signals
which are legal in all more or less ‘normal' countries of the world.
Note: Under
no circumstance does your Stinger constitute a license to exceed the
posted speed limits. Alerts from your Stinger serve as an effective
reminder to mind your speed. Always drive responsibly and pay full
attention to traffic. The use of your Stinger and the
Stinger apps is and will remain your responsibility. Please inform
yourself about the local rules and regulations before employing your
Stinger.
terms & conditions
These, and no other, General Terms & Conditions apply to doing business with Stinger.
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user agreement
By using a Stinger product, you automatically and fully agree to this User Agreement.
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software license agreement
By using a Stinger product, you automatically and fully agree to this Software License Agreement.
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warranty statement
This Warranty Statement applies to your Stinger product.
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World
Australia
Deutschland
España
Hong Kong
Italia
Nederland
USA / Canada