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In Turn Coat, Harry thinks he's being tracked and uses his Sight to look for his tail.
Source: See the Invisible - Rush (2013): A reporter had rudely asked Niki Lauda if his wife "could possibly still love you with how you look now." Lauda's rival James Hunt tracked the reporter down later, delivered a No Holds Barred Beat Down, and then spat, "Now go home to your wife and ask her how you look."
Source: Bond One Liner / Film -
As of the latest series of books, various people have figured out they can track Jedi by programming AIs to look for this glitching moving from camera to camera, although they obviously have to guess as to who is being tracked.
Source: Insecurity Camera
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