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Neat, free Audis... But seriously, which kind of person believes this is a good idea? It is obvious, that Amazon needs to track the vehicle until delivery ( wi
by yk 12y ago
Neat, free Audis...
But seriously, which kind of person believes this is a good idea? It is obvious, that Amazon needs to track the vehicle until delivery ( with a system that may or may not be switched off, if not needed) and DHL needs a system to unlock the car. This is not a hard to explain security hole in a server that is invisible for the average person. It is granting physical access to your car to a total stranger. What could possibly go wrong?
- yaeger 12y agoEspecially in Germany. I wonder if no one thought about the insurance companies when they thought this up. I bet they might have something to say about all this. Heck, when you sign up for insurance they want to know if your car is parked in a lockable garage or just on the side of the street. They also want to know who besides yourself will be having access/driving the car. The last thing I as a customer would want to is pay even more for car insurance cause the added liability changes my contract.