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Teslas Can Be Stolen by Hijacking WiFi at Charging Stations, Researchers Find(futurism.com)

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dangblingus@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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You. Don’t. Need. To. Put. Your. Car. On. The. Internet.

Don’t buy vehicles that need you to be connected to the internet. The truth is, Tesla knows full well how vulnerable its cars are. They designed them. It definitely has nothing to do with the global stolen car black market /s.

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scottrepreneur@lemmy.world
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Recently reconsidered a new car because this appears to be the only option.

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turkishdelight@lemmy.ml
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connecting your car to the internet is really dumb. The infotainment and navi should be connected, but not critical systems.

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poopkins@lemmy.world
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How do you navigate?

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Flying Squid@lemmy.world
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Your phone.

Or even just a regular old map.

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A Phlaming Phoenix@lemm.ee
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Yeah I just familiarize myself with the city I live in.

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