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Unless there is thick fog they can just see you with their eyes. There's security arguments for having it (i.e. confirming locking/detecting jamming) but prete
by Someone1234 6y ago
Unless there is thick fog they can just see you with their eyes.
There's security arguments for having it (i.e. confirming locking/detecting jamming) but pretending people cannot see you or otherwise hear you, but can hear a single honk isn't a realistic set of seemingly contradictory circumstances.
- glxxyz 6y agoI have a 2006 Accord that got a lot of things like this just right. First press: locks car and flashes hazards, with no sound. Second press within a couple of seconds: honks horn. If no flash and no sound: a door is open and it's refusing to lock. Most of the time I don't annoy anyone, but when I lose it in a car park I can get it to honk at me. Why is this so hard for other manufacturers?