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Thieves in San Francisco take advantage of the first one to check if there are goods in cars.
by avree 2y ago
Thieves in San Francisco take advantage of the first one to check if there are goods in cars.
- iknowstuff 2y agoWhoa how do we know about this?
- Gigachad 2y agoHonestly I doubt they bother with that when they can just randomly smash open 10 cars to check them in the time it would take to do a Bluetooth scan.
- avree 2y agoThe "time" it would take to do a Bluetooth scan? What are you talking about? There are free apps that will instantly show Bluetooth signal when walking past.
- Gigachad 2y agoThere is no way to work out which car it’s coming from without a bunch of sophisticated hardware and effort. Have you seen how these people work? They drive up, stop next to a car, tap the window with a window breaker, pull the chair down to look in the boot, grab anything they find, then drive off. In and out within a minute. No time to be dicking around with Bluetooth scanners to see if there are MacBooks around.
- avree 2y agoYou are very incorrect, but there's no point in going back and forth on this given how far off we are on claims. Suffice it to say I have talked, personally, to enough bippers to understand that there are 'spotters' and 'bippers', and which one uses the cell-phone based Bluetooth scanner (which requires no 'hardware' or 'effort' to figure out the source of a BLE signal.)