The Feds' Vehicle 'Kill Switch' Mandate Is a Gross (and Dangerous) Violation of Privacy | Jon Miltimore
The Feds' Vehicle 'Kill Switch' Mandate Is a Gross (and Dangerous) Violation of Privacy | Jon Miltimore
Over the last century, the Land of the Free has slowly transformed into a land governed by endless laws, largely by cracking down on vices instead of actual crimes, creating a society that would render us all criminals if our behavior were constantly observed. Meanwhile, the state has stea...
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So this isn't an external kill switch. It's far more likely to be a lane and driver monitoring system integral to the car itself.
The big problem is what do you do with a car that's stopped itself? Obviously you need emergency services, and obviously you can't depend on the passengers to call them. So the real effect here is to mandate the integration of vehicles into the emergency service networks so the car can call up dispatch.
I would say this is another brick in the argument for an open source car operating system that keeps the car offline and gives you the tools you want.
I would say this is another brick in the argument for an open source car operating system
...Go analog with a carb, maybe? Only thing that can stop a carb from working is it being out of gas. Or changing altitude. Or bad fuel. Or it's too cold and/or hot. ... OK lots of things can stop carbs, but the government sure can't, at least.
clogged jets... lol
Sticky float, bad gasket, clogged line, etc, etc.
That’s what the Seagram is for, probably.
OK lots of things can stop carbs, but the government sure can't, at least.
Nixon thought he could, hence the war on drugs.
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I would jailbreak my vehicle's head unit SOFAST!!!
Do you think that last sentence will ever happen though? I'd be stoked if it did, but the cynical side of me says we're already doomed...
Not outside of a niche group with the skills to do it themselves.
Yeah, that's kind of what I think too. Maybe someone will figure out how to jailbreak, like another commenter suggested.