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So, long story short, it's not a tracking device, it's an aftermarket alarm system? Guess what folks: with few exceptions, no one cares about tracking you. Eno
by avalys 4y ago
So, long story short, it's not a tracking device, it's an aftermarket alarm system?
Guess what folks: with few exceptions, no one cares about tracking you. Enough with the paranoia already.
- xeromal 4y agoYeah, and this thing probably didn't appear overnight. It's probably always been there since he's had the car.
- voganmother42 4y agoTracking has gotten trivial, airtags are being used this way pretty regularly. Try respawning as a woman and see how far this few exceptions attitude gets you?
- avalys 4y agoThe author of the linked post is not a woman.
- voganmother42 4y ago“Guess what folks: with few exceptions, no one cares about tracking you. Enough with the paranoia already.” Few exceptions: Like you know, being one of the 49.6% of people…
- paulgb 4y agoAlthough this does appear to be an alarm system, there are several links in these comments to evidence of dealers using tracking devices on financed vehicles. It’s not inconceivable that one of these devices could end up on a vehicle bought outright.
- andai 4y agoDamn, is that legal?
- pixl97 4y ago> with few exceptions, no one cares about tracking you. HN is one of those places with a higher than average number of people that groups would be interested in tracking.
- chrsig 4y agowhat's leading you to that conclusion?