Well, it's new to me but the GPS had the prior owner's home address, where they traveled and more still in its memory. From this I could figure a lot of things.
This car also has a login to a data system and the password was filled in (all *******'s) but just for giggles I tried the OK button and I was in. I need to see if I could buy something cheap like sat radio to see how bad this is.
-> It appears we need to be more diligent folks. The makers, sellers of things are not looking out for you.
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