As the man strapped the device to Flores’s ankle, he told Flores he had to pay Libre $420 a month. Few companies have benefited from the country’s broken immigration system like Libre. Above all, he learned to pay Libre by Nexus on time, lest its employees barrage him and his wife with phone calls. He also said that the company aims to remove clients’ GPS devices within six months to a year. Other Libre clients also complained about their GPS monitors, which they said heat up when they are being charged — an allegation Libre denied.

Source: Washington Post March 09, 2017 12:07 UTC