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yeah it’s frankly trivial to steal a kia and fake plates (out of state/temp/e-ink) is the next frontier
by prpl 3y ago
yeah it’s frankly trivial to steal a kia and fake plates (out of state/temp/e-ink) is the next frontier
- brunoTbear 3y agoOne opportunity with this kind of technology is to identify when a plate is mismatched with the car. If you assume that stolen plates and stolen cars are a problem, which I think is a good assumption, you can make the adversary's life harder by forcing them to match plate to car make/model/color/year by deploying an ALPR that alerts on mismatches. There's a good story here about flipping the current economics for criminals--it's trivially cheap to steal plates and cars--towards a world where they have the harder problem of matching plate to car.
- ethbr0 3y ago> forcing them to match plate to car make/model/color/year (In a few years) It's amazing how many crimes are committed in white/black/grey Toyota RAV4/Camrys.
- justinclift 3y agoThings like this will make it interesting too: https://www.theverge.com/2022/1/5/22867090/bmw-color-changing-paint-electric-car-ces https://www.theverge.com/2022/1/5/22867090/bmw-color-changin...
- tclancy 3y agoWhat happened to stealing plates from a car in the movie theater during a show?
- prpl 3y agoMissing plates get reported, fake/cloned plates don’t end up on a list
- 77pt77 3y agoWhy Kia specifically?