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7. Probably so few cars had this that it wasn't worth the effort to find one to hack/

Sat Mar 4, 2023, 10:31 AM

Mar 2023

If it becomes the norm, you can expect hackers will go after these cars.

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Ford seeks to remotely repossess cars after missed payments in US patent [View all] infullview Mar 2023 OP

You're right that this is a terrible idea PJMcK Mar 2023 #1

Not to mention a simple low-tech workaround... brush Mar 2023 #3

Or a boot on a tire. Or blocked in by a wall and another car. royable Mar 2023 #5

People get paid to come up with this shit. nt BootinUp Mar 2023 #4