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You better rip out your TPMS since those can be tracked. Same with anything that has bluetooth since those are widely tracked on highways for monitoring traffic

You better rip out your TPMS since those can be tracked. Same with anything that has bluetooth since those are widely tracked on highways for monitoring traffic flows. Oh and license plate readers, not sure how you block those. Can you live a cash only life as well since credit cards are obviously tracked. Do you own a home? Is it in your name or did you set up an LLC to purchase it? I'm not trying to be a jerk, just that I've had the same thoughts as you and just realized it's impossible.

StanislavPetrov 4y ago
It's possible, just difficult. License plates happen to be incredibly susceptible to getting muddy.
- vkou 4y ago
  In a world where being the wrong kind of skin colour can consistently get you pulled over and harassed for a 'broken tail light' and 'smelling weed in the car', it takes a lot of social privilege to think that driving around with an unreadable license plate is a workable solution.
  - StanislavPetrov 4y ago
    Come to New York City where every 3rd car on the road has an illegal paper license plate or no license plate at all and then get back to me about "social privilege".
h4waii 4y ago
"The enemy of good is perfect". There are acceptable steps to take in order to remove yourself and some of your data from the things you disagree with, but just because you can't reach step 10 right now, doesn't mean you should take step 1.
BeefWellington 4y ago
Also, only travel on very overcast days.
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BenjiWiebe 4y ago
TPMS is fairly difficult to track. You need to be either very close (inches/feet) or have a very high gain antenna (which means you have to aim it, can't get signals from every direction) plus they don't transmit continuously.
- emilburzo 4y ago
  I recommend getting a rtl-sdr and playing around with rtl_433. It will probably change your mind about needing to be very close to things. Even with the small antenna these devices come with, I can pickup TPMS signals from the cars on the nearby streets, and that's with the antenna indoors.

StanislavPetrov 4y ago

It's possible, just difficult. License plates happen to be incredibly susceptible to getting muddy.

vkou 4y ago
In a world where being the wrong kind of skin colour can consistently get you pulled over and harassed for a 'broken tail light' and 'smelling weed in the car', it takes a lot of social privilege to think that driving around with an unreadable license plate is a workable solution.
- StanislavPetrov 4y ago
  Come to New York City where every 3rd car on the road has an illegal paper license plate or no license plate at all and then get back to me about "social privilege".

h4waii 4y ago

"The enemy of good is perfect". There are acceptable steps to take in order to remove yourself and some of your data from the things you disagree with, but just because you can't reach step 10 right now, doesn't mean you should take step 1.

BeefWellington 4y ago

Also, only travel on very overcast days.

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BenjiWiebe 4y ago

TPMS is fairly difficult to track. You need to be either very close (inches/feet) or have a very high gain antenna (which means you have to aim it, can't get signals from every direction) plus they don't transmit continuously.

emilburzo 4y ago
I recommend getting a rtl-sdr and playing around with rtl_433. It will probably change your mind about needing to be very close to things. Even with the small antenna these devices come with, I can pickup TPMS signals from the cars on the nearby streets, and that's with the antenna indoors.