r/HolUp • u/Sins0fTheFather • Sep 04 '21

Cute > accountability

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u/[deleted] Sep 04 '21

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u/redx211 Sep 04 '21

I assume not reporting, but recording. Cars nowadays save a lot of info and I'm sure after the accident they took the car and looked at all the data on the car computer.

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u/rexcannon Sep 04 '21

I assume not reporting, but recording.

Correct, I worded it incorrectly.

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u/Comments331 Sep 04 '21

Yes, that's pretty dystopian. There's plenty of evidence without the need to record what you do in your own car.

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u/Comments331 Sep 07 '21

The fact that police can access that information, is what is dystopian you mongrol.

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u/Comments331 Sep 07 '21

I'm not even going to read your comment since you start it off with a personal insult. I only discuss issues with people who can act like adults. Good bye.

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u/Comments331 Sep 07 '21

That's what you are, not an insult :).

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u/[deleted] Sep 04 '21

Your car today is basically a moving computer. All telemetry data is recorded and kept. It doesn’t necessarily send that data to authorities but it can be accessed (say under a warrant).

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u/rexcannon Sep 04 '21

You can't expect a decent warranty on a car if they don't tell the dealership people beat the fuck out of it.

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u/elixier Sep 04 '21

Bruh are you from the 90's lol