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I would rather have a car that has no ability to call "home" or to be called. Compare the odds that I will need help but be unable to use my own phone vs. the odds that someone, either government, company or hacker, will use the phone or other radio communication to interfere with my usage of the car.
6 posted on 02/25/2022 5:58:47 PM PST by KarlInOhio (Dictatorship: now available in maple flavor.)
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“I would rather have a car that has no ability to call “home” or to be called.”

A long time ago my wife bought me a Moto Flip Phone that lasted through several fleet cars and a couple of mine. I flipped a kayak with it in the yak, and it even worked after it dried out.

We got my wife a small Trac phone to fit in her purse or coat pocket. Now she has a good one that works in either vehicle, at home or where ever, 3g, 4g or 5g. About every 2 years, I have to install a new battery from Amazon.

Both adult sons have close to the latest Apple phone. Technically, they are on call 24/7. So their companies pick up all costs. Their companies now allow their company vehicles to work with or without their carry cell phones.

A grand daughter is a new RN, and the hospital, she works with provides a cell phone to be used in her vehicle, away from the hospital or in the hospital. It is a safety benefit in the parking lot and to and from .


18 posted on 02/25/2022 6:26:31 PM PST by Grampa Dave (Encourage and fund our liberals & Antifa to move to Canada. Conservative Canadians can move here!)
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