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Originally Posted by Typhoid
I honestly don't see a problem to this unless you're doing illegal activity and afraid of getting caught.
I mean, if the police have no reason to be searching for you in the first place - they won't be - so you have nothing to give a shit about.
You can already track cell phones, so why not cars. It makes sense, to me.
It will make it easier to find and recover stolen cars, the people who stole them, or to find criminals in general [as long as they have a car, or cell phone].
To say the thing about the collars is pretty silly. Because this is nothing like 'controlling a population and directly following you around'. It's your car. And like I said, they can already do it with cell phones, and nobody raised an eyebrow at that.
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Cell phone tracking, however, just feels like a price of having a phone. Its in the nature of the thing, yeah? Cars are different. I don't really mind the idea of having a GPS in my car for the reasons you posted above, but I want to "opt in," not have it done without my permission.