I bet people will find a solution that’s very simple, like snipping the GPS/cellular antenna. I think that could work to bypass it because what if your driving in a area with no reception? I highly doubt they will turn off your car because of were your driving.
Looks like its a spam bot.
Dont forget T-maybe.
Welcome! I came over during the API lockdown because I didn’t want to use their shitty app on mobile.
I generally like it more over here, I’m not doom scrolling as much, and while not all of my niche community’s are here, I do feel like I have more of a quality experience in them though.
I have a 06 jeep wrangler, used to do 20 mpg but gets more around 15-17 now, which I plan on making some efficiency improvements. But its a pretty reliable engine and I live in a rural area so having an all terrain vehicle gives me some piece of mind.
If your planning on getting an older vehicle, do some preventative maintenance such as a new battery, make sure amps are equal or greater. Change the oil if it hasn’t been done. Get new belts. Get new spark plugs. Get a decent set of tires. Use fuel system cleaner.
If you plan on getting a newer vehicle you could probably pull a fuse to disable it from transmitting, but I don’t know if it would actually work.
I bet you didn’t even look at that flashlight.
If that had a screw on antenna, and a smaller Flashlight, I would replace my pixel 8 for that.
Ok hear me out, we rent all the media before they disappear. Then once the redbox disappears, there’s nowhere to return the disks.
I saw one broken down on the side of the road because it tried to tow a trailer that weighed 900 pounds.
A used car that has physical gauges and knobs that’s $5000 + $1500 in preventive maintenance can actually make a decent vehicle. Plus doing the maintenance yourself can teach you a lot about working on cars.
Not to also mention the outdated filesytem
That’s if you can find one for an affordable price.