The fact that modern cars can be stolen at all is ridiculous. Hanlon's Razor only goes so far; this has to be malice either on the part of the car companies (be

The fact that modern cars can be stolen at all is ridiculous. Hanlon's Razor only goes so far; this has to be malice either on the part of the car companies (because every theft results in a new sale) or the insurance companies getting a kickback from the thieves. The solution is regulatory penalties and/or higher insurance premiums that have to be paid by the manufacturer until their cars are certified by something like the UL as having their security systems designed by somebody who went to college. But of course what will happen is the politicians will ban Flipper Zero and call the job done.