Things are not always what they seem. I work for a large corporation administrating a mobile device management system (mostly iphone and android devices). Basically all our corporate devices must have this app on the device, and communicate with our server. Similarly, many feel this is big brother spying somehow by having the ability to enable the device camera, or see photos, read their email communications, calls they make, etc. None of this is possible. Just because vehicles have remote communication devices on them, does not mean they can see or control everything on the vehicle. I know our corporation has a software package installed on all pc's and laptops that have capability to remote the computer, but what most do not realize is that it prompts the individual prior to actually controlling the device, and if the user declines to accept, it terminates the session. The software is simply to assist the individual and make life easier and prevent having to ship the device back for simple help desk type issues. Don't get me wrong, some technology makes life more difficult, but just pointing out that not all of it is malicious, and is to make life easier. Now, it is up to each of us to determine what is acceptable and to many, none is, but if that is the case, I would recommend staying with a carburetor, point ignition type vehicle. (I like both but for different reasons).
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