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#11
The hackers are not the scary part. You have elected a government that wants to control your life. Imagine the day when all cars are disabled and you have to get approval from some bureaucracy for your use of your car before they will enable it.
Now go fold yourself a new tin foil hat.
Now go fold yourself a new tin foil hat.
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Solution: S2000 for life. And don't let anyone touch it.
Unless the car's ECU is somehow connected wirelessly to a network/internet, there's nothing to worry about.
Unless the car's ECU is somehow connected wirelessly to a network/internet, there's nothing to worry about.
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Originally Posted by Mike21,May 21 2010, 02:20 PM
Solution: S2000 for life. And don't let anyone touch it.
Unless the car's ECU is somehow connected wirelessly to a network/internet, there's nothing to worry about.
Unless the car's ECU is somehow connected wirelessly to a network/internet, there's nothing to worry about.
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Originally Posted by PanteraKitty,May 21 2010, 12:49 PM
You have elected a government that wants to control your life.
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actually most cars now are equipped with onstar which is in fact just a transponder so yes they can remotely hack into cars at will...its def npt tinfoil hat stuff either. youd be a bit surprised
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The tinfoil hat part is the assertion that the U.S. government hacked into Toyotas and made them kill their owners in order to increase market share of newly nationalized GM's products.
That's a deluxe-tinfoil-hat-with-earflaps level conspiracy theory right there.
That's a deluxe-tinfoil-hat-with-earflaps level conspiracy theory right there.
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