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OnStar and privacy rights
How do you feel about law enforcement officials being able to monitor your car's movements via services such as OnStar?
For more information go the the blog, "The long arm of OnStar."
For more information go the the blog, "The long arm of OnStar."
Discussion started by Rick DeMeis , on 30 October 08:37 PM
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Amit Choudhury,
2009-12-11 17:57:00
Possibly you saw a US Senator's credits for OnStar.
I personally am cautiously optimist. I think V-2-V and I-2-V communications are here and to increase. Question is would it lead to tower of babel scenario ? My hope it is minor ones and NOT major ones. :)
I personally am cautiously optimist. I think V-2-V and I-2-V communications are here and to increase. Question is would it lead to tower of babel scenario ? My hope it is minor ones and NOT major ones. :)
Brian Bailey,
2009-10-30 21:22:41
My concern is related to safety. How do you stop unauthorized access to these capabilities. In the past people have sold devices to utilize the ability to set traffic signals to green intended for use by emergency services. How long before someone sells a devise to manipulate another persons car. Makes me not want to own a car with OnStar!!
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