Serious question: Is anyone making a list of where it may be possible to purchase a *new* car that isn't just spyware on wheels?

[hotsoup@infosec.exchange]

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[tinmouth@infosec.exchange]

@briankrebs I think it's time for a custom firmware. For cars and for TVs I feel.

[n0ty3p@infosec.exchange]

@briankrebs I’ll keep repairing my 2016 VW Sportwagon until I can’t get parts

108,000 miles

[mrskycar@mastodon.social]

@briankrebs Any 2018 to 2025 Toyota Corolla (E210) can be neutered in 5 minutes without any special knowledge or tools.

One screw on an accessible panel that leads to an accessible wire attached to the DCM, which can be unplugged.

This results in only minor trade-offs around one speaker and both microphones.

[rrb@infosec.exchange]

@briankrebs I think you have the only reasonable idea. All tech currently is designed to be a permanent colonoscopy

[briankrebs@infosec.exchange]

@mrskycar The great thing about the Corolla is if you treat it right, it will last 200-300k miles easy. The bad thing is also that it will last 200-300k miles.

[fritzadalis@infosec.exchange]

@briankrebs
I recommend electronic ignition and fuel injection if you want to actually drive it. Retrofit is fine.

[demi7en@infosec.exchange]

@briankrebs This needs to become a widely adopted thing or being tracker-free means shining like a beacon...

[jessicascott09@infosec.exchange]

@briankrebs pretty much no

[joriki@infosec.exchange]

@briankrebs

there's probably something stateside, but this is a fun channel to see conversions on classics

electric classic cars