Exactly. Not to mention that some other guy in this thread said that in Brazil now all forestry equipment is sold with GPS tracking, so there's literally zero need for such a device regardless.
If they want people to stop chopping down forests they need to provide them with a differnt, viable source of income. If I was living in deep poverty and there was a forest near me I'd chop it down, no question about it.
This money should be invested into fusion or solar research - if energy is cheap- somebody will find a vay to convert it into fast vat grown rainforrest- and voila->
Unemployed drunks protesting before the automatic growthlab and sawmill.
Its very hard to prevent behaviour thats economical. Its way easier to subvert the economics behind that.
If you want to save nature- compress agriculture into vats. If you want to compress agriculture into vats and buildings, you need cheap energy.
