[ArthurCollins2]

I remember when the warnings were about people hiding in car parks with intercept devices. Criminals find ways to beat any security given enough motivation. If I owned an M3 I'd take extra precautions but for my ceed I'll make do with not keeping the keys by the front door. That said, I do think there should be a way to deactivate the keyless, either through motion/software/switch.

I believe the stats show 2-in-1 break ins are still by far the most popular way to steal a car. Relay thefts are still reasonably niche and if you want a positive spin, they do stop those quite aggressive bad guys from entering your property.

 

[ArthurCollins2]

Someone told me they had a friend who had a friend who had a sister that told them they placed theirs in an old washed out baked bean can lined with tin foil and left that on top their fridge, that seemed to work..so they all said

See post #25.... you need to wrap the fridge in foil too 👍🤔

 

[ArthurCollins2]

Since you have to press a button on the handle why not just make it so you press a button the key fob, what's the difference, no need to be wireless

Well it's not really the same. One is just pressing the button on the handle you need to use to open the door, the other requires digging around in your pocket to either extract the fob or find the button blind. It is a whole other process that can't be completed with an elbow, when circumstances dictate. I find it more useful when exiting and locking.