NOW THIS IS PLAIN SCARY

Bobdown · Guru

NOW THIS IS PLAIN SCARY

Mobi Condo · Guru

Three points here for my thinking.
A) I have seen another similar cctv clip from Cape town, this was way back last year.
B) I "LOURVE" technology, but NOT the way it is used.
C) I have email, Internet access, which I have paid for and pay to maintain BUT why should I now use that for them - the "Gummut" - to be penny pinching users of my private gear and set up in order for them to save moneys at my expense.

So my IT loving Public Service "Gummut" employed acquaintances get quite annoyed when I say to them that they should NOT be wanting everything to be done by digital means as mankind can and will corrupt it.

OK, I shall now go have my medication, a cuppa and a rest!

-- Edited by Mobi Condo on Thursday 29th of October 2020 04:29:05 PM

bilbo · Senior Member

Good video Bob.

When I view the video I "think".....just add that as another reason of "why I live where I live".

My security on the farm all have 4 legs and sharp teeth.

My "backup" security is a long piece of steel (which has 2 hollows and makes a loud noise)..........cheers Bilbo

Warren-Pat_01 · Guru

Hope the "Kiddy crims" of Townsvile, Cairns don't get wind of this technology!
They do enough damage by breaking into houses in the wee hours, stealing what they can as well as the car keys.

Other than bilbo's security system, the other deterrent is to have a manual car - they cannot use the clutch!

Bicyclecamper · Guru

Serves people right for having hi-tech cars. I have disabled the key activation on my car, and only use the key to get in thru the lock on the door, as had one expensive Limited release Commodore stolen, un der cameras, by using a similar device 2 years ago, but it was much smaller. Now don't use auto unlock on any cars today as they are all disabled. I don't know what I will do with newer cars that don't have key locks in the future.

Tony Bev · Guru

My anti theft device, is an engine battery isolator

If I can not use a normal key to open the door, and pop the bonnet, then that car may be too high tech for me