speed camera fine , who knows the rules

[aesmith]

They want an up to date photo

Both my passport and driving licence were due for renewal at pretty much the same time. When I renewed the driving licence it pulled the photo from my old passport, so new licence has the same photo as the old one.

 

[Dapph2]

No but the insurance company or manufacturer should. Just like the stolen car insurance market. They all just seem to accept it is happening and pass on the cost in extra premium.
But if the stolen gps was made useless there wouldn't be an international market in stolen goods reducing the price for everyone.

Be good if the crittical components in the systems control box was a simple plug in turn key to lock it in place and operate it . On leaving the vehicle unlock and remove the unit .

 

[bricol]

Be good if the crittical components in the systems control box was a simple plug in turn key to lock it in place and operate it . On leaving the vehicle unlock and remove the unit .

And how many would do that? Not many used to do it with easily removed and pocketed radio fronts in cars.

I bet even now, my great uncle would still be tying ignition keys into tractors, combines etc with baler twine so he didn't lose them.

 

[GRW]

Be good if the crittical components in the systems control box was a simple plug in turn key to lock it in place and operate it . On leaving the vehicle unlock and remove the unit .

The cynic in me says why would Mfrs be truly invested in theft security (apart from enough effort to prevent brand negativity that is)?
After all - if a machine gets stolen - it means the operator needs another one, right?

 

[Bravheart]

The cynic in me says why would Mfrs be truly invested in theft security (apart from enough effort to prevent brand negativity that is)?
After all - if a machine gets stolen - it means the operator needs another one, right?

That's exactly it. Same with cars, manufacturers don't care cause they'll sell more replacements, insurance companies don't care cause they'll spread the risk across all premiums and as a bonus those (un)fortunate enough to have something go walkabout think the insurance companies are great with instant replacement.
We're all paying!

 

[gaz1]

And how many would do that? Not many used to do it with easily removed and pocketed radio fronts in cars.

I bet even now, my great uncle would still be tying ignition keys into tractors, combines etc with baler twine so he didn't lose them.

i took mine out and carried mine in the plastic case and i still have the front cover and back unit with the 6cd multi player

the issue stands is the units wasnt coded to the head unit so the back units was still pinchable and thats what happened nowadays they inbuild the stero whilst most stereos are crap to change to something better is a chore and half

The cynic in me says why would Mfrs be truly invested in theft security (apart from enough effort to prevent brand negativity that is)?
After all - if a machine gets stolen - it means the operator needs another one, right?

That's exactly it. Same with cars, manufacturers don't care cause they'll sell more replacements, insurance companies don't care cause they'll spread the risk across all premiums and as a bonus those (un)fortunate enough to have something go walkabout think the insurance companies are great with instant replacement.
We're all paying!

its because farm gear is exclusive and highly expensive its either go to them or forget it

so your held over a pond in a chair either pay up or drown comes to mind

with that being said its down to the companies to protect you and your property as your paying through the nose for there gear
and the company dosnt care

can they stop the theft yes by either frying the device as it dosnt match the units its connected too and they can do this all too easily

the insurance companies and gov both can do something

either open up the buyers market on items or demand better security for these expensive machinery

 

[arther dailey]

Soo got sorted and booked an online course for august..........

 

[brightspark]

Soo got sorted and booked an online course for august..........

that will be fun i just sat and listened and said nowt 4 hours wasted i was asked what my plan of action was after the course . err dont get caught again

 

[Popcorn]

that will be fun i just sat and listened and said nowt 4 hours wasted i was asked what my plan of action was after the course . err dont get caught again

I told 'em False number plates like all the foreigners........

 

[Morrisman]

Both my passport and driving licence were due for renewal at pretty much the same time. When I renewed the driving licence it pulled the photo from my old passport, so new licence has the same photo as the old one.

I had to surrender my license when my MND was diagnosed, but the same week I received a letter telling me my photo had expired. So even though the license was valid for several more years the photo needed updating. The photo has a tiny date stamp on it if you look closely.

 

[Erie Fred]

Both my passport and driving licence were due for renewal at pretty much the same time. When I renewed the driving licence it pulled the photo from my old passport, so new licence has the same photo as the old one.

They have succeeded in slowing down aging.....

 

[gaz1]

Both my passport and driving licence were due for renewal at pretty much the same time. When I renewed the driving licence it pulled the photo from my old passport, so new licence has the same photo as the old one.

all that proved is both systems are sharing your data without consent

though it does make me wonder how much more data is being shared without users consent

though they are pushing uk towards photo id and many systems are using it more so with the new age verification

 

[Dapph2]

all that proved is both systems are sharing your data without consent

though it does make me wonder how much more data is being shared without users consent

though they are pushing uk towards photo id and many systems are using it more so with the new age verification

Government agencies don't need your consent to share your info between their government departments /

 

[brightspark]

all that proved is both systems are sharing your data without consent

though it does make me wonder how much more data is being shared without users consent

though they are pushing uk towards photo id and many systems are using it more so with the new age verification

banks wont open accounts without a mugshot driving licence and a lot of other places wanting id

 

[aesmith]

all that proved is both systems are sharing your data without consent

From memory I'm pretty sure it asked me to agree to pull the photo from the passport system.

 

[dobbslc]

Government agencies don't need your consent to share your info between their government departments /

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