evacideYou may be wondering why I'm salty about data privacy in cars all of the sudden:
https://therecord.media/class-action-lawsuit-cars-text-messages-privacy
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And we all know that the auto execs have this disabled in their own vehicles.
Someone needs to write a techno thriller about hacktivists surreptitiously reenabling this, collecting all that data on car execs and then using it to expose all their crimes, dox them, humiliate them, blackmail them into publicly supporting laws that ban all data collection from vehicles. It would be a great plotline for explaining to everyday people all the different ways such data is abused and can hurt them.
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The novel "Gridiron" (1996) by Philip Kerr is a 1970’s disaster-movie genre thriller set in a new-build skyscraper. A building whose corporate owner's flagship supercomputer has pwned every electronic system in and around it, in order to kill off all of those pesky meat sacks.
The novel "Gridiron" (1996) by Philip Kerr is a 1970’s disaster-movie genre thriller set in a new-build skyscraper. A building whose corporate owner's flagship supercomputer has pwned every electronic system in and around it, in order to kill off all of those pesky meat sacks.
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