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Yeah the technique may be somewhat novel, but the solution (don't leave valuables in your car) is more or less the first thing I learned when I moved to a city
by closetohome 7y ago
Yeah the technique may be somewhat novel, but the solution (don't leave valuables in your car) is more or less the first thing I learned when I moved to a city 20 years ago.
- officeplant 7y agoThis and don't overly tint your windows. My friends with tinted windows have suffered far more break ins in my experience. Even if there was nothing to steal it gave the impression of hiding something. Same thing goes for stickers that advertise products you've bought that might be in the car.
- Jamwinner 7y agoTint used to be tied in closely to the car-audio community. It is also an indication you spend money on your car, and on other luxury items. Notice how often cars with obviously aftermarket tint also have aftermarket wheels. Pretty good target if you ask me. That said, if you leave your macbook on the seat in clear view, broadcasting bluetooth, or blasting music, the non-tinted car will suddenly be disadvantaged. I used to like tint, but found it was a bigger cop magnet than a crime magnet personally.