From: runningman@writeable.com   
      
   On 20/06/2024 16:08 D  wrote:   
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   > On Thu, 20 Jun 2024, The Running Man wrote:   
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   >> On 19/06/2024 20:26 mark@invalid.com wrote:   
   >>> "Investigators have realized that automobiles particularly newer   
   >>> models can be treasure troves of digital evidence," CNBC reported in   
   >>> 2020. "Their onboard computers generate and store data that can be   
   >>> used to reconstruct where a vehicle has been and what its passengers   
   >>> were doing. They reveal everything from location, speed and   
   >>> acceleration to when doors were opened and closed, whether texts and   
   >>> calls were made while the cellphone was plugged into the infotainment   
   >>> system, as well as voice commands and web histories."   
   >>>   
   >>> https://reason.com/2024/03/25/stop-your-car-from-spying-on-you/   
   >>   
   >> I suspect older, fast high-end cars will become extremely popular among   
   criminal gangs.   
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   >   
   > I imagine that perhaps there will be some nice underground car shops that   
   > might offer to disconnect surveillance as well.   
      
   Why underground? Is it illegal to do so now?   
      
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