batteredhaddock
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- First Name
- Alex
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- Taycan Turbo CT since 8th April 22
For sure, I’m reading your reply as effectively being in agreement with my commentary. Old world or new, all we can do is make sure our vehicles aren’t the lowest hanging fruit.That RR article didn't age well...
Really, this is the outcome of human nature. You will never eliminate crime. If someone wants to steal something, they will.
All technology does is alters how we interact with our environment.
With older cars, if someone wanted to steal it, they smashed the window to gain entry, then wired the car. Car stolen.
With newer cars, that same criminal uses a computer to gain entry, a computer to start the car. Car stolen.
It's nothing new, other than the interaction with your vehicle.
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