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I find it a much larger problem that they're able to track the car in the first place, especially since he didn't have a subscription.
by driverdan 7y ago
I find it a much larger problem that they're able to track the car in the first place, especially since he didn't have a subscription.
- davengh 7y agoIf he did decide at some point to buy a subscription, the simplest way to enable it is to send a signal to the sleeping-but-live tracker. Else he'd have to go to a dealer for some "factory authorized" service. That might not be reasonably done in some locations.
- drivetothedump 7y agoGiving up privacy in exchange for convenience. This should be an opt in feature, not a company tracking your every move and doing who knows what with your data. Even when you don’t pay for said feature.
- driverdan 7y agoThere could be a physical switch on it that keeps it turned off. The owner could then turn it on when they want to activate it.