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  @flexgado249Күн бұрын

  That’s how my car got repo. I was wondering how they knew exactly where my car was. Now I know. and I always had a feeling they did have a trucking device.

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  @seethingsclearlyawaken3424Күн бұрын

  I will be checking out my 2024 Toyota tomorrow morning. I can tell you this. It better NOT have this attached to my OBDII port!

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  @seethingsclearlyawaken3424Күн бұрын

  You mean you're not a contortionist? I would definitely do something to that device to disable it, or ruin it for them, and then hand it back to them and tell them to shove it!

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  @onnu2001Күн бұрын

  I can’t speak for all states, but installing these on people’s cars without a signed acknowledgement is illegal where I live.

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  @beefyvvlКүн бұрын

  I wonder if i have this in my Camry XSE that is paid off. If i have the car sit for more than a week, the battery would drain.

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  @trafficconeКүн бұрын

  You're way calmer than I'd be about this. Why would anyone be tracking you? I found that when my son first got his car insurance that they had an OBD port dongle that you could use for a safe driver's discount. The damn thing killed his brand-new battery.

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  @tommagnum2530Күн бұрын

  We want the dealership name!!!

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  @JasonGear91Күн бұрын

  Toyota

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  @neonnoir9692Күн бұрын

  I understand why, but just stop selling cars to those people.

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  @TerryManitobaКүн бұрын

  My Lil' Review. GRC C is broke in (now @ 2k kms) a/w PPF & Mud Flaps installed - time to get rowdy🤡 Bought the car as a utilitatian daily (cuz U gotta p/u beer). & have some fun on back roads (gravel & snow covered surfaces et al) I was on a well graveled road with plenty of banked 90 degree turns. They would have been a slam dunk drifting with any RWD vehicle - muscle memory would have kicked in. Heck even with my Fiesta ST (after 10 years of ownership) I could drifted those corner at speed, under relative control. BUT the AWD on the GR is a totally different dynamic for me. I did manage to slide around the corners but my inputs were pretty wooden & uncertain. With the extra forward moving traction it will take a bit to get a feel for that aspect. Good fun though & much it's better than expected. At 100 mph it feels just as planted as my 911's were (if memory serves) ie Walk in the park. (really)👍 At 125 mph it is fine but you have to pay more attention than @ 100... Now that I am actually "driving" this beast - A trip to the mountains will be inevitable.

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  @jdc49939Күн бұрын

  low key advertisement for Anti Gravity battery.

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  @fredjames98672 күн бұрын

  The tracker is for pay per mile. It's all future thinking . They sell it at speed limiters all fitted the same reason

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  @DustinMajor2 күн бұрын

  BS

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  @RaffleE462 күн бұрын

  Rwd : cool Awd : clinical Fwd : acoustic

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  @KaceyGreen2 күн бұрын

  what's taking so long 🤣, heck I'm in year 6 of a case we've been running these things only run fast if you're a celebrity, politician or there's some sort of time crunch that the court respects

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  @Staycool862 күн бұрын

  Too long bro . Get to the point faster

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  @2217Video2 күн бұрын

  Take your car to an independant mechanic in future.

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  @richardalletag11292 күн бұрын

  Gps systems have nothing to do with tuning your car ! Makes it harder to scan system it has to be bipased but the new cars won’t let you turn up horse power or change the timing it’s variable now

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  @richardalletag11292 күн бұрын

  That’s so when your car gets stolen they can get it back so the insurance dosent have to pay you dude! They got 30 days to find it ! That’s just one of the many modual s you don’t know about watch scotty kilmore he can explai it’s the new age of super Teck

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  @Stuff_And_Things2 күн бұрын

  I googled the M/N number from the close up of the label in the previous video and found it on ebay.

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  @Stuff_And_Things2 күн бұрын

  They stick a GPS tracker on your car that doesn't belong there and have the nerve to tell you what you can and can't say about it?

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  @94SexyStang2 күн бұрын

  There's also CRASH logging, which has been going on for much longer!!....after an accident, they plug into the car and Know who's at fault!! I do believe Most, if not all manufacturers are doing this today!! Anything connected to a satellite like Tesla and other EV's absolutely do it wirelessly....

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  @KingZoneOne2 күн бұрын

  Your driving habit data is just that, DATA. Data is a commodity bought, sold, and traded amongst data brokers, insurance companies, etc. If you pull your own Innovis credit file you may see a multi page history of every turn, braking occurrence, etc you've done in your car listed (Progressive has an OBD dongle that does exactly this), and dealerships sell that data to insurance companies who in turn will use it against you as an excuse to jack up your rates, yet won't tell you that's what they've used. I make it a point to never have anything in any car I own connected to the internet, WiFi, etc or otherwise logging my cars location and granular activities in such a way. Only Bluetooth for my music apps. ALWAYS make it a point to know if any car you own is connected to cyberspace in such ways. Some newer cars may have such things already hardwired into a harness or the stereo head deck (Cadillac does) from the factory that will need to be deactivated and/or physically removed that a dealership will overcharge or refuse to do. We must become more dilligent and highly savvy consumers to thwart being screwed over by corporations in such a way.

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  @biscuitninja2 күн бұрын

  Highly recommend creating a script. Also, you need to start taking notes when you interact with anybody at the dealership and or the lawyers. Take notes because they will lie, cheat and Will question your memory or try to say that you were wrong. If you actually have notes or something written then it's very difficult for them to deny that.

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  @biscuitninja2 күн бұрын

  If you're going to continue making content, Kurt a holder for your phone or either get an auxiliary camera so that you can use both hands

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  @JasonGear912 күн бұрын

  A kid with no subscribers telling someone with over 45k subscribers how to make videos... 🤦‍♂️

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  @robertgoodwin27872 күн бұрын

  I've never heard of an anti gravity battery? Do they float?

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  @twistdmojo2 күн бұрын

  I'm sure it's probably put in for dealer financed cars in case they need to repo.

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  @BillBarnes-dn1im2 күн бұрын

  Cadillac dealers now charges you $1000 to install a free gps tracker from Cadillac under pretense of helping to recover a stolen vehicle. In reality, they are selling the data to third parties like your insurance company to track your driving habits!!

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  @joshkrause29772 күн бұрын

  Do you own the car or is it being bought through the loan? If you have a loan on the car that’s why it has a tracker or they just forgot to take it off from when it said on the lot in case somebody stole it.

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  @razor2813 күн бұрын

  People are just so money hungry, the dealership probably installed it and forgot. Things happen but doing all this is frivolous asf and you have way too much time on your hands. You act like someone tried breaking into your house or spying on you in the restroom lol people are so weird. Tbh i would be happy if my dealership had a gps on my car, it could help if someone stole my car so at the end of the day its a "oh hey theres a gps on my car take it off." "Sure mr blah blah" and go on with your life.

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  @MattCantSpeakIt3 күн бұрын

  Oh I would have had HEATED conversation with the dealership's owner...

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  @MalinDixon3 күн бұрын

  The OBD port is a simple place to pick up power for a tracking unit. but it doesn't usually get any information from the car. The same tracking units can be fitted to old cars (as long as they have a 12 V system) but it's just a little more difficult to connect to a power supply. Like many aftermarket accessories, some tracking units take a considerable amount of power when the car is turned off.

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  @anthonystrong70753 күн бұрын

  Can someone use it to find then steal your car.

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  @luisgordillo16953 күн бұрын

  This is Fake ! Most new cars have GPS tracking included into their modules and Software . They don't need these type of Devises installed anymore 🙄🙄🙄🙄

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  @94SexyStang2 күн бұрын

  True......especially EV's like Tesla, which are connected to a satellite! There's also CRASH logging.....which has been going on for even longer!......they can just plug up to the car and know Exactly who's at fault in a crash.

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  @jonathanm23103 күн бұрын

  If you found out this tracker was installed a few days after you took the car, good luck suing.

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  @voradorhylden34103 күн бұрын

  I have a 94 metal grand prix. $400 bucks. You couldnt give me a new car!

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  @steelblueflame3 күн бұрын

  Question- Are these able to also remotely turn off the Vehicles ? Is it possible ? I mean, its an electronic device hooked to the wiring harness which is de facto hooked to the onboard digital controls- so I'm wondering if this is even MORE sinister than just tracking your driving habits for free and making extra bucks. Because clearly so many have been installed on vehicles paid for outright, I'm wondering what other capabilities they may have -

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  @coolkidscarclub3 күн бұрын

  Can you put the sim card in a phone?

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  @PowerSports3 күн бұрын

  Please please please talk to your lawyer about filing a police report against the dealer for felony charges. Teach them a lesson. Set a precedent to protect all of us from this malicious and predatory tracking behavior.

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  @mmmddd43663 күн бұрын

  So doxing Toyota CEOs is now what the CEOs want you to do to them. Do into others...

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  @mikecalderon79923 күн бұрын

  So, no update. Got it.

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  @wardruid23473 күн бұрын

  I bet a Faraday bag could accidently zip tied around the device. And just simply unplugged from the back port

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  @mellsterr61923 күн бұрын

  GF bought a Lexus ES350. $1200 mandated LoJack installed stating it’s mandatory from Lexus for all leased vehicles. Dumb ass, we were paying cash for the vehicle. Unfortunately, she wanted the car and it’s still on there somewhere!

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  @jesuscorona35623 күн бұрын

  No you probably sign̈ed off on it and didn't realize, sh tty thing is, you can't opt out of them putting those fn thing in your car, that lil tracker probably costed them like $5, payed the tech $25-45 to install it and they sold it to you for $500.

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  @sychosez3 күн бұрын

  Phillips Connect GPS module

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  @pbouska3 күн бұрын

  Anthony, I am a car guy but I also care about intrusions in our privacy. Thanks for posting this and following up with more videos. Also, I'm sure you know to ignore the few simpletons questioning and/or attacking you.

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  @chilledboost19824 күн бұрын

  Take sim card. Insert into burner phone. Start calling foreign embassies. Say some random flagged suspicious words. And see who shows up from the 3 letter bois

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  @ProductofNZ4 күн бұрын

  I worked at a dealer, some random lady paid our techs to lift up her car and check it for tracking devices.. I don't think it was a case like this, I think she was genuinely crazy.

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  @tubaraofluente4 күн бұрын

  the music ✨🔥

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  @Dw7freak4 күн бұрын

  I'm no car or security guy, but I have a few guesses. 1: Tracking for repo. I worked at a theme park as a lot security person for years and we have had repo people come before, most of the time being tow trucks though there were probably a few that had a spare key given by the dealer, though we would deny them. If the car didn't have any after-market services active, they had to have tracked it somehow. 2: Tracking for theft from owner. Probably not the reason it would be used. They'd most likely use whatever special service, like Lo-jack or Onstar, that was installed in the car to track it. That is if they don't use that tracker for those services. 3: Tracking for theft from dealer. Lots of cars. Seems easy to miss one or two. 4: Tracking for theft going to the dealer. Probably installed at the factory and used to make sure the shipment arrives safely. 5: Get driving data in real time. Biggest conspiracy theory for this one. Highly unlikely if it's just a gps tracker, but possible if it's more than that. It's hooked up directly to the car's computer, so it is possible to collect data and send it off without storing the data on the device. Of course, this is under the assumption that that's possible to do. Driving data being used, hopefully, to make cars safer and more efficient.

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  @SebaTheHut4 күн бұрын

  Is it related to that news about car dealers tracking your driving habits and selling that info to the insurance companies?