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antitheft

British  
/ ˌæntɪˈθɛft /

adjective

  1. (of a device, campaign, system, etc) designed to prevent theft

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In an Aug. 11 letter, the attorneys general of six states and the District of Columbia urged Judge Selna to require automakers to install antitheft technology known as engine immobilizers in all theft-prone Hyundai and Kia vehicles, possibly in combination with a vehicle buyback program, in place of the update and cash payments.

From Seattle Times

Police officials said Kia and Hyundai owners should consider utilizing a steering wheel locking device or antitheft system to deter such auto thefts.

From Los Angeles Times

Items sold by the dealership are often things such as tinted windows, fabric protection or an antitheft device.

From Seattle Times

As to the antitheft wheel “lock” feature, don’t assume it’ll prevent someone from stealing your Eeyo.

From The Verge

VanMoof e-bikes are known for their antitheft security.

From New York Times