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VW Suffers Major Breach Exposing Location of 800,000 Electric Vehicles
(cyberinsider.com)
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this post was submitted on 27 Dec 2024
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VW just don't understand software. The car computer in my Passat GTE 2020 is quite broken and they won't fix it even during an 1000 € "official" service. I basically have to hack/flash the computer myself if I want it to become fully functional. Not really what I want to do, considering how much money I've been pouring into this silver beast...