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Think of all the people out there who drive
without a license (underage kids) or with a
suspended license (Paris Hilton). Well why
not have this thing in your car, somewhere
discreet in your dashboard or where ever,
where you have to insert you drivers
license into it to activate the car.
If you
don't have a license you won't be able to
operate a car. If you have a license it will
only work on cars registered under your
name so you can't break into a car and
steal it. Or if you don't mind a friend or a
family member driving your car you can
some how activate there license into the
cars computer memory so you can lend
them the car whenever. I mean it might
keep young hot celebrities out of the
tabloids for driving without a license, but
who cares?
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[+] Although a little voice is telling me "there will be problems.." |
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Never in a thousand years would i own a
car with such a device. Furthermore the
mandated installation of such a device
would be a sound indicator that we will all
soon live in a police state. |
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I would just steal or borrow someone else's licence. |
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//I would just steal or borrow someone else's licence// Besides, they already have anti-theft devices that utilize this same concept. |
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What the customers want, is a license they can share, keep secret, etc. Let's call it a "key". |
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What the police-state wants, is a government issued key. Let's call it a license. |
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I'm a little preferential for the people, less so for the police-state. |
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