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Originally Posted by TRIXXTERR
I Hate Yo Burst your bubble BUT GM has had these for years..one catch tho. THERE IS A FEDERAL LAW STATING THEY CANNOT RETRIEVE the info stored on them WITHOUT your permission..BUT WITH the launch of ONSTAR years ago, they can TRACK,RECORD, disable your car/truck at anytime..ALL WITH OUT YOU KNOWING.. There was a news report awhile back about how an ONSTAR rep got busted for eavesdropping(or something to that effect). Soo NO ONSTAR FOR ME!! If it comes with it i'll rip it out..
AND its NOT just GM..
http://www.harristechnical.com/downloads/cdrlist.pdf
FYI..EVERY F-BODY FROM 1996-1999 had these.. |
Not true... All they need is a warrant and the info inside the RCM "Black Box"
is theirs... I’ve seen more than one person go to Prison from the information pulled from the “Black Box” when dealing with fatal crashes… At my former employer, I’ve personally witnessed and dealt with law enforcement wanting to now how to retrieve the information from the RCM in non fatal crashes. The information is not hard to retrieve and if the officer know the right people, he could have it in a flash no pun intended…