Two-way radios are key communication devices keeping people connected.  Groups of geographically separated people will use them to keep in continuous voice communication. There are several work environments which benefit from the use of two-way radios.  Security personnel, search and rescue, and military will use them when instant communication is vital.  The Police, fire and ambulance services all rely on radio communication to keep them up to date with the latest information. They will also use geo fencing to keep them coordinated at key moments, which is crucial in keeping them safe. Two-way radios both transmit and receive radio waves in one unit and offer communication over a short range without the need for a cell phone or internet connection.  But can two-way radios be tracked?