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Agreed

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You have to appreciate good art ya see?

Looks amazing!

Eventually, it's going to be so far out of control that you can't use your OWN FUCKING PHONE without uploading your ID.

So what stops little Johnny from viewing content not intended for him after this? NOTHING. Some parents just can't afford another device for their child. And if they did, they would use native tools built in to keep them safe. Apple and Android have it. NATIVELY in the OS.

Not to mention that you are making people want to use items to relocate themselves to not do this verification. VPNs have SURGED. Children are now MORE at risk because of it, because they might not be using their own device, but maybe a parents that they are just using. Nothing stops you then.

Mine appears as a screensaver on both my Chomecast and Chromebook.

Next thing we know, he's going to force monitoring and enforcement on our services to see what we say.
I have PGP available on my profile for encrypted messages.
You can also use Keybase, Signal, or Matrix.

So, what are your thoughts on it? Should all vehicles have it, or is it just another fever dream that won't come true?

This makes it safer for officers to apprehend a suspect without putting themselves in harms way. This is possible because LoRaWAN reaches over 200 times further than your typical WiFi router. Meaning it reaches up to 20 km, where your router would get up to just 100 metres. That's a big difference.

And, it also allows for remote shutdown should it ever be stolen. First, you mark it stolen. This allows Police takeover. Then the cops find it, and hit a button on their laptop to directly talk to the vehicle, confirm the key, then start slowing itself down. And it works at a distance.

This is the basis of an 8E Vehicle. Because of the lower cost and battery efficiency, it's just better. Of course if you're using Netflix or something, it'll use Cellular. But for everything else? Helium IoT all the way. We want to provide better stuff for you, while keeping your privacy the same.