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"I've read stories that people are able to take things out of cars if they're left unlocked." Okay, got it...
by diminoten 7y ago
"I've read stories that people are able to take things out of cars if they're left unlocked."
Okay, got it...
- zentiggr 7y agoFalse equivalency: When the manufacturer fails to secure PII, plus location history, plus control points of the car's internals, etc etc... that's far worse, more obscured, and much more in need of public disclosure than "door's unlocked, free contents!"
- diminoten 7y agoIt's neither far worse, nor more in need of public disclosure, at all, because it's the exact same, consequentially. Literally, even! In order to take advantage of your "exposed" PII, the adversary needs physical access to your car. Nothing false, it's actually equivalent.