• atrielienz@lemmy.world
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    9 days ago

    If they are, make a complaint to your local governing body. See if they’ll investigate it. Because it’s not okay for them to agree to terms for you or to try to end around the agreement you made.

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        Sure there is. Most people don’t have the hardware handy to do it, but at the end of the day it’s just a computer sending IPv4 traffic through an LTS cellular modem to an S3 bucket.

        And if you know your car’s UDID you can probably look it up in said S3 bucket, since it was open to the public.

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        9 days ago

        Take your car into a dealer and ask them if the modem is connected. Frame is as you think it’s malfunctioning and they’ll look to see.

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          I mean, they could disconnect it for you, but there’s still no way to know if it’s been transmitting data you don’t want it to in the meantime

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            If they don’t know that you want it disconnected or never wanted it connected in the first place they’re likely to just tell you if it’s active or that it’s not at the request of the owner and then ask if you want it connected. If you play dumb and non-accusatory. That’s all I’m saying.