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Modern cars are surveillance devices on wheels with major privacy risks – new report
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this post was submitted on 19 Nov 2024
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At least in most US cities, it's also illegal to sleep in your car. You're pry fine in the netherlands.
In all US cities, the police can't enter your car without a warrant. So just put up curtains and ignore them when they knock
Your word against theirs, and they can easily say they saw something suspicious. That's how it works with every stop and search.
They still can't enter. The doors at locked. Are you thinking they'd break the glass?