Smartphones to Replace Car Keys - Page 2

wodahs · 19-05-2019, 11:33 AM

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Originally Posted by kmav23

The endgame is to be cashless, walletless and keyless and only need carry your smartphone as the only item you need to carry.

and totally trackable by BIG big brother thru the smartphone on everything you do , a one stop shop for them
we hate things like the ID card or the medical info being shareable on a gov website and such , but we all want smartphones and the newer/smarter they are the more we must have them , and the more info retrievable to them too

**GO FURTHER** · 19-05-2019, 11:38 AM

What I would like would be the ability to de-activate my car by phone or the Internet in the event it was stolen.

wodahs · 19-05-2019, 11:53 AM

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Originally Posted by GO FURTHER

What I would like would be the ability to de-activate my car by phone or the Internet in the event it was stolen.

probably will be available , and probably sooner than you think
if you can activate as stated above , it wouldnt be hard to incorporate a de-activation system
which would be marketed under the guise youve suggested but more so implemented for the use for enforcement agencies

**GasoLane** · 19-05-2019, 12:16 PM

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Originally Posted by kmav23

The endgame is to be cashless, walletless and keyless and only need carry your smartphone as the only item you need to carry.

Cashless - No cash or cards as you use NFC on Tap and Pay smartphone

Medicare card govt cards - Digital copies now available on your phone.

Drivers licence - Digital licence already trialing parts of Sydney and will be rolled out soon.

Opal Card - can use smartphone NFC to pay

Keys - Cars and homes locks and any key locks will be NFC locks opened by your smartphone.

Once the digital drivers licence is rolled out then i dont need to carry anything besides my smartphone when i go out.

The smartphone is one if the most amazing inventions to the human race, everyone needs to carry one.

For a male just taking your smartphone in your pocket is would be awesome, instead of a thick wallet full of cards and many keys.

If you lose your phone you can trace it and wipe all content remotely and install in a new phone or keep a spare smartphone at home.

What a great idea....................Until you're on a driving holiday and drop your phone rendering it useless.

You then have no money, no license, no car keys, no identification and of course no phone to call anyone to help

kmav23 · 19-05-2019, 12:18 PM

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Originally Posted by wodahs

and totally trackable by BIG big brother thru the smartphone on everything you do , a one stop shop for them
we hate things like the ID card or the medical info being shareable on a gov website and such , but we all want smartphones and the newer/smarter they are the more we must have them , and the more info retrievable to them too

it's inevitable, but we should put in checks and balances for compliance on who can access it.

technology has give so much...the benefits outweigh the costs.

best thing dont do anything illegal and dont give your wife your phone password. !!!

kmav23 · 19-05-2019, 12:25 PM

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Originally Posted by GasOLane

What a great idea....................Until you're on a driving holiday and drop your phone rendering it useless.

You then have no money, no license, no car keys, no identification and of course no phone to call anyone to help

same thing you can lose or get your keys and wallet stolen

You can call the car company to open and allow your to start the car.

You can carry a second smartphone in the car or use your wife, mistress or kids smartphone to access.

Future cars will have fingerprint or biometric camera face reader to allow you in, even voice commands as backup.

wodahs · 19-05-2019, 12:29 PM

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Originally Posted by kmav23

it's inevitable

agreed and can see the good uses (but also the bad esp in a policed state so to speak and im not saying one like W.A. )

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Originally Posted by kmav23

but we should put in checks and balances for compliance on who can access it.

which generally becomes implemented as per needed (and usually no more) as people implementing checks and balances these days wont go as far as thinking about the full need and just well lets close this hole

**GasoLane** · 19-05-2019, 12:33 PM

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Originally Posted by kmav23

same thing you can lose or get your keys and wallet stolen

But I'd have one or the other and a phone to call for help.

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Originally Posted by kmav23

However you can carry a second smartphone in the car or use your wife or mistress smartphone to access.

Brilliant. You said that if everything is on your phone you wouldn't need to carry a wallet with all those cards, now you just need to buy and carry two phones!

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Originally Posted by kmav23

You can call the car company to open and allow your to start the car.

If you're on your own how do you call for help, and they wont help unless you can prove you're the rightful owner...oh yeah the infomation is on your broken phone.

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Originally Posted by kmav23

The car should have maybe a fingerprint or biometric camera face reader to allow you in.

SHOULD HAVE? How many cars have that?

**GO FURTHER** · 19-05-2019, 12:44 PM

Maybe the future is no phone at all.

Microchip implanted for passport, medicare, Licence, ID, medical records and financial data.

Cop scans your hand or neck for Licence, scanned at Coles to buy milk.

Car opens as you walk up, starts once in.

Google glasses for Internet, porn and phone calls.

Security... Microchip in hand de-activated if crims chop off your hand or you die once electrical nerve impulses or blood supply no longer sensed by chip.

kmav23 · 19-05-2019, 12:53 PM

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Originally Posted by GO FURTHER

Maybe the future is no phone at all.

Microchip implanted for passport, medicare, Licence, ID, medical records and financial data.

Cop scans your hand or neck for Licence, scanned at Coles to buy milk.

Car opens as you walk up, starts once in.

Google glasses for Internet, porn and phone calls.

Security... Microchip in hand de-activated if crims chop off your hand or you die once electrical nerve impulses or blood supply no longer sensed by chip.

I can tell you not handling dirty cash and coins that have feces on them is alot better. haha

People complained about internet banking... atm cards, tap and go, nbn, etags, no rego stickers on cars...

it will happen and people wont think about the past.

Physical keys will be like CDS. to kids born in twenty years time

**GO FURTHER** · 19-05-2019, 12:55 PM

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Originally Posted by kmav23

I can tell you not handling dirty cash and coins that have feces on them is alot better. haha

People complained about internet banking... atm cards, tap and go, nbn, etags, no rego stickers on cars...

it will happen and people wont think about the past.

Physical keys will be like CDS. to kids born in twenty years time

Revelation 13:16–17

Citroënbender · 19-05-2019, 01:13 PM

There were stern words about idolatry, 4000 years preceding that. ;-)

arronm · 19-05-2019, 01:27 PM

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Originally Posted by GO FURTHER

Revelation 13:16–17

That site loads slower than the second coming.

Tickford. · 19-05-2019, 08:16 PM

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Originally Posted by GO FURTHER

What I would like would be the ability to de-activate my car by phone or the Internet in the event it was stolen.

Has been available for some years now.

https://www.fleetminder.com.au/gps-t...g-gps-tracker/

A couple of years ago, former Victoria Police Chief Commissioner Kel Glare was proposing that all new cars sold in Australia should have this system (with the ability to immobilise stolen vehicles in Police pursuits) fitted as standard equipment.

https://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/vi...c048a94d17aae7

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-07-...ncerns/8686634

Sprintey · 21-05-2019, 10:39 AM

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Originally Posted by GO FURTHER

Revelation 13:16–17

I was going to link that. Never, ever in my wildest imagination as a child did I picture that it might be coming true in my life, and that it would be the 'technology that sets us free' that would be the mark that enabled buying and selling. Also, picture that the mark is the microwave damage on your brain (Phone) or on your hand (watch) rather than a physical mark.

Paid cash yesterday and happily.

Again, here's:

https://shop.puri.sm/shop/librem-5/

If they become ubiquitous, at least control the flow of information.

Sprintey · 21-05-2019, 12:07 PM

And, on topic:

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-05-...-case/11129338

Absolutely stunning win for this bloke, total legend. Somewhat different from using one's own biometric data on one's own phone, but relevant to the storage of such by company or cloud platforms perhaps.

We own our biometric data, is what I get from this.

Citroënbender · 21-05-2019, 12:25 PM

It’s an interesting case; I note the appellant’s expressed disappointment that it did not create a legal precedent. That is ominous.

[I’m far from alone in having some degree of curiosity about genetic/family links but for similar reasons as above (ownership of biometric data) would never use one of the genealogy-focused DNA analysis services.]

au2000 · 21-05-2019, 07:22 PM

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Originally Posted by GO FURTHER

Maybe the future is no phone at all.

Microchip implanted for passport, medicare, Licence, ID, medical records and financial data.

Cop scans your hand or neck for Licence, scanned at Coles to buy milk.

Car opens as you walk up, starts once in.

Google glasses for Internet, porn and phone calls.

Security... Microchip in hand de-activated if crims chop off your hand or you die once electrical nerve impulses or blood supply no longer sensed by chip.

Someone has been watching black mirror