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Stuff like that is why I wouldn’t ever buy a car with a push button ignition, I wouldn’t get a Tesla ever anyway I personally think the design is terrible it doesn’t look nice.
Give me a Buick Skylark any day of the week.
Keyless entry is bad enough, due to relaying the car signal from inside the home to your car parked out front, allowing criminals inside and even drive away with it.
A tip for anyone with such a vehicle to place your keys in a shielded place. They really need a shielded box or similar, similar to Anti Theft RFID Blocking Card Wallets/Sleeves, etc. So they can't be scanned from a distance.
I think they must have Key Fob Signal Blockers of some sort by now, surely. Else use a Faraday bag.
The more tech advances the worse things get sometimes.
I still don’t understand why the key is getting phased out at all. I get you can lose it but you can’t hack a key easily you’d need to put in effort or understand how to lock pick.
It’s silly nonsense
Many premium car, the most you get is PKES which is at rank 7 which is not considered secure at all.
What a few others have done is added a "Pin to Drive" passcode.
A relay attack, etc, can still be used to gain access into the vehicle and even unlock it's doors, allowing a criminal to come with a free invite to steal anything inside, yet if the owner added a pin code, they would have to figure that out too to drive away.
I guess that can still be better than a smash and grab, breaking the window.
In some high crime car countries, certain locations will even leave their car boot (trunk) open and the car unlocked to show possible criminals there's nothing inside worth stealing and avoid damage.
It becomes like an addiction of how many break ins they can do within a night, then the following day just repeat. Car crimes are crazy and far too easy for most, they just keep doing it till caught.
Car alarms are quite useless too.
The best car security is actually an engine immobiliser. We actually even have standards for that and it has to pass a 2001 Australian and New Zealand Standards AS/NZS 4601:1999 - Vehicle Immobilisers.
And just BTW, my mother is a staunch staunch staunch die hard republican, and even she thinks he's a douche bag.
FREEDUUUUM
It's all about money.
I had just found out the US Federal Safety regulators scolded Elon Musk over "misleading statements" for the Tesla car range safety and fined him.
The era of decent cars is long past.
It’s not even just cars they cut corners with everything now and screw the consumer beyond words. My grandmothers Maytag appliances still work to this day and my new washer and dryer have broken in 5 years. It’s disgusting
Add that to the rocketing costs and planned obsolescence and the fact that "smart' appliance spy on you to sell data, isn't the future grand?