Hi
I haven't researched the subject enough to be defintive about it. I recently was the victim of a burglary. Last week I purchased, drop them in the trunk and went back to buy some more stuff and see a movie. I left the items in the car trunk... I went to my hotel and opened he trunk to pick them . Strange, they weren't there... I put that on the account of having forgotten those items while shopping for other stuff and.or misplacing them somewhere at the mall.
Today I went to another place where I purchased a few suits and shirts, dropped the purchased items in the trunk and went back to the store (Nordstrom) to pick up something I had forgotten...
Came back and found my trunk open with two guys picking up stuff from the car.. When they saw me coming they fled not before having subtracted my trunk with a substantial amount of US currency.
The car was DEFINITELY locked and so was the trunk. Now I realize that they may have found a way to copy/clone those wireless car keys. Those wireless keys may not be as secure as we think.
Caveat emptor
I haven't researched the subject enough to be defintive about it. I recently was the victim of a burglary. Last week I purchased, drop them in the trunk and went back to buy some more stuff and see a movie. I left the items in the car trunk... I went to my hotel and opened he trunk to pick them . Strange, they weren't there... I put that on the account of having forgotten those items while shopping for other stuff and.or misplacing them somewhere at the mall.
Today I went to another place where I purchased a few suits and shirts, dropped the purchased items in the trunk and went back to the store (Nordstrom) to pick up something I had forgotten...
Came back and found my trunk open with two guys picking up stuff from the car.. When they saw me coming they fled not before having subtracted my trunk with a substantial amount of US currency.
The car was DEFINITELY locked and so was the trunk. Now I realize that they may have found a way to copy/clone those wireless car keys. Those wireless keys may not be as secure as we think.
Caveat emptor