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You should have been /be creeped out by on-star if anything. Every on-star vehicle can be tracked within the triangulation limits of cell towers (aka. within ha
by matthewaveryusa 9y ago
You should have been /be creeped out by on-star if anything. Every on-star vehicle can be tracked within the triangulation limits of cell towers (aka. within half a mile if not better.)
- Harvey-Specter 9y agoAre you also creeped out by your cellphone?
- nicky0 9y agoA bit.
- Jemmeh 9y agoYes, but the pros outweigh the cons.
- LinuxBender 9y agoI've never owned a smart phone and I turn off my throw away phone when not using it.
- teeray 9y agoIn some cars, you can yank the OnStar module without ill effects. If you're not a subscriber, it may be something to look into. I did this on my father's 2008 GMC Sierra and we replaced it with a BlueStar[1] bluetooth adapter. It works flawlessly and mimics OnStar functionality down to muting the radio and stopping A/C fans for voice control. It's far nicer than most aftermarket Bluetooth mods. [1] http://www.costartech.com/pb/products/bluestar.html http://www.costartech.com/pb/products/bluestar.html
- birdman3131 9y agohttps://www.google.com/maps/timeline https://www.google.com/maps/timeline If you run android this is the same thing. It can be turned off but most people will probably have it on.
- wpdev_63 9y agoThis is incredibly creepy and pretty useful at the same time...
- matte_black 9y agoSo which one is it: it’s creepy and you don’t want it in your life, or it’s creepy but not enough to avoid it?
- pythonaut_16 9y agoI've found it to be interesting and useful, especially after having an Android phone for multiple years. I can easily go back and see where I went on a particular day, which is particularly useful when rediscovering travel spots