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Technology sure has come a long way
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this post was submitted on 26 Mar 2025
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Whether it's hardwired or not, the answer is yes, but the mounting is generally protected by some awkwardness (a 'security' bit or a really unforgiving pinhole) which is enough to deter a casual theft, and for those that would actually make an effort, the risk and effort doesn't pay off because those things are relatively cheap nowadays (negligible resale value), record their own theft if it happens (uploading it on the way out, higher risk of being identified).
Yeah, it would most likely be a malicious trolling kind of theft which is probably why it doesn't happen often.
Yeah, happened earlier because they were expensive and unusual enough to attract attention. Now like half of houses have one and it's not 'weird' enough to troll over anymore.