I went out to get Bunny and myself some lunch,
and as I was leaving,
I used my fob to pop open the trunk to store the food for the trip home and
I noticed that a car near my own honked briefly and flash its headlights.
Odd, I thought.
I then used my fob to unlock the car,
and again,
the nearby car honked briefly and flashed its headlights.
I then used my fob to lock my car,
but this time,
the nearby car sat silent.
I unlocked my car again,
and again,
the nearby car honked and flashed its lights.
I know that fobs have a decent range on them but I always thought the data sent was unique per fob.
Maybe not?
And then there's the fact that fobs can help criminals steal cars!
That's more surprising.
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