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Frank The Bald Guy's avatar

I guess I’ll never have a new car.

Books Behind Borders's avatar

I had to buy a car this year and they didn't even disclose it had this new "technology"...

Christopher Rixman's avatar

Congress can’t stop insider trading. The Pentagon can’t pass an audit. The border databases get hacked constantly.

But don’t worry: by 2027 your car will reportedly be monitoring your eyes and behavior “for safety.”

Every surveillance state in history eventually discovered the magic word was protection.

Nancy Parker's avatar

Makes me want to pick my nose, fart, and anything else I can think of.

Stone's avatar

They don’t want to stop insider trading or pass an audit or not get strategically hacked but they sure want the eye of sauron watching the ants and bees….

DawnieR's avatar

Go back to when Barry Davis (aka 'Obama') was 'POTUS'........

Do you recall the 'CASH FOR CLUNKERS' program??

THIS was to get REAL CARS/TRUCKS OFF of the roads/out of circulation.

When I say, 'REAL' cars/trucks. I am referring to those that have NO 'computer chips' in them.

NO MATTER what 'IT' is.......cars/trucks, TV's, washer/dryers, fridges, air conditioners, and so on.......

if you STILL own things PRE-computer chips.......KEEP THEM and LEARN how to FIX these things!

If 'it' has computer chips in them......first of all, they are CRAP ("THEY DON'T BUILD 'EM LIKE THEY USED TO!"), and second.......'THEY' can TRACK you.

Mark's avatar

I will rip out every wire associated with this spying.

Nancy Parker's avatar

You will disable the vehicle. Or they will.

Kevin's avatar

I’m getting a horse. Lol

joni lavin's avatar

I always dreamed of having a horse and wagon, since I always lived in the sticks, now wont care if Im always stuck🤣

Nancy Parker's avatar

Does your car demand to "see your eyes"? A creator on Instagram reported from a rental in Germany that had this that it had prevented her from accelerating because it couldn't see her eyes. This could easily cause an accident when merging onto a freeway. And what if the driver wears sunglasses??

Cradle of help's avatar

Just bought electric scooters AND I'll NEVER by a new car again as long as I live...

One would think mechanics that know "older" cars/vehicles willl find a niche in this field of repair...

svartberg's avatar

A warning about the EV..

https://www.jrseco.com/alarmingly-high-emfs-measured-in-electric-cars-in-german-government-study/

Add the BMS, battery maintenace system, and litium batteri.. with Israel haveing back door in HW, they can blow up the car, beside the 100% survillance...

Stone's avatar

As with this surveillance tech, there are also “services “ you car has installed,currently on star,sirius etc. there was a post on stack a couple weeks back,video of a woman who couldn’t start her car because the “service “ had gone pass the “trial” period and she now had to pay a subscription fee…to start her car, I didn’t authenticate it but I can see it being part of the new vehicles,as a way to enslave you as well as making them critical to the functioning of your vehicle,a insidious way to keep people from ripping out the tech they don’t want. It’s all part of the beast system being rolled out one by one, how long until they introduce digital id?

Hugh Petersen's avatar

This is our government at work. Our government hates us, has no respect for us, wants to control us.

JJ's avatar

Hey Maddie,really sorry to hear about theft and I pray you get a resolution ASAP.

Thank you for highlighting this, times are scary with so many unknowns and unanswered questions, as well as the fact that government overreach is growing.

If I was going to buy a car, I'd be arming myself with some auto-electric knowledge so I can make sure I remove/shut down the AI system - or paying 'a guy' to do the job.

I just want a car that drives, not all this crazy technology fitted in.

Thanks for all you do!

Erin Pyper, MSW's avatar

I find the constant surveillance unsettling and horrifying.

Books Behind Borders's avatar

What are your thoughts?

John Lewis Grant's avatar

It’s a complete violation of the right to privacy (protected by the 4th Amendment). The legislation must be challenged in court and by all other forms of protest.

Pauli's avatar

Lol, via Bluetooth, personal data has been downloaded and stored in automobile computers long before this redundant mandatory law since 2008. Your personal data, whereabouts via MapQuest, text messages,phone list and Google searches have been data tracked in cars decades ago.

Oh btw ", those people breaking into cars isn't the taqueria crowd, my people would rather sell flowers or oranges on an off ramp than to commit crimes. You're speaking on behalf of rhe drug crowd, predominantly the burger and fries people.

Susanna Mills's avatar

Chillingly, whenever I hear about this, it reminds me of “Arbeit Macht Frei.” Domestic populations are being hypnotised through epistemological warfare into believing they are ‘needed’ by this burgeoning beast system, when literally everything it is presenting leads to the erasure of human beings.

Please stop buying what they are selling. Opt out, do not comply, look for the exits now ! Do not report for selection, or naively get into their (box) cars, because those tracks lead straight through that gate, festooned with nice, soothing words.

GS-z-14-1's avatar

I’ve said it for decades . . . ‘bringing new and heinous import to the ubiquitous phrase, “an open society.” ‘