Top 5: Anti-theft technologies

[@Razor2048]

Why not make a silent alarm system where if the car is stolen, a special system pumps the car full of carbon monoxide, then all the police have to do is look for someone with CO poisoning at the wheel of a car. This ensures that the thief will not get very far and will prevent them from resisting arrest when the police catch them, thus safe for everyone.

[@evilemperor6426]

how about cyanide gas?

[@sramans1]

Do you want to live with the guilt of killing someone, maybe a kid perhaps even your own, on a joyride, because she/he stole your piddling car? Really?

[@GMC.Sonoma.4.3]

Sriram Ramanathan it doesn’t matter there is no ‘guilt’ on a thief who steals a damn car.

[@mmendoza2128]

My car is keyless. The only thing I find is that replacements are expensive. But still, I love it.

[@lucasortiz5924]

if you live in the U.S. just drive a stick shift

[@caitygalla1669]

ya but, if most americans can't drive stick, wont that mean you probably can't either?

[@TheWolfHowling]

Good point there about all the smarts in new car keys making them several hundred dollars for a spare or replacement. Maybe in the future, all those key smarts could be replaced by your smartphone, using something like NFC or Bluetooth for identification and authentication. And eventually, DNA & Voiceprint ID could be used.

[@feffrey81]

Cooley should do all the top fives videos.

[@FullOfMalarky]

...bring us back to the old day

[@WhoDoesntHateMiley]

He used to :(

[@tjucation]

Nah... He's great for cars, but Donald Bell's Top 5 is the ultimate for tech.

[@microsf121]

***** I like Brian's voice, but I find Donald is much more entertaining to listen to.

[@junior5516]

Window tint is also a good theft deterrant, if they cant see good inside your car the theives wont try breaking in.

[@dattepo7534]

junior5516 yea right just had a break in with Limo tint

[@junior5516]

Dat Tepo its a deterrant but wont prevent break ins completely.

[@dattepo7534]

junior5516 it actually helps the theifs with the tint since the glass stays solid with the film

[@alexthomas870]

..............Brian Cooley for president!!!

[@condorhigh2310]

Hell nah I want my car to start honking not just a notification on my phone. What I'm asleep? A loud car alarm will wake me up.

[@abymathew295]

or a fingerprint locking system as a secondary option for extra security...which shut down everything in the car....electrical,mechanical, electronic stuffs....things like that.

[@emergencyhammerescapekitca4263]

car brake lock adopt the concept of locking brake pedal to prevent put gear shift and start up car. it's high safe to protect car against stealing.

[@jakelele]

how about manual gearboxes?

[@PaulHojda]

they only work in the US. the rest of the world knows how to drive one :P

[@NIPSZ]

#1. Smartphones - Without them, people would still like cars.

[@ranger52289]

Honorable mention to manual transmissions

[@pabloxao]

A car with manual transmission still can be turn on with a fingerprint. Yes Bentley have start button and you can configured 3 people to drive your car. And technology is growing ;-)

[@mikeav7083]

Hi Bryan, Is there any solution around there to record video & transmit it to the cloud ? This is for an scenario where it's important to keep environmental evidence in a safe place in case the dash cam gets stolen. Your comments are welcome.

[@michaelstanko5896]

Blackvue Wifi Dashcam with Cloud Connectivity

[@miguelmonreal4886]

# 1 way to stop auto theft drive a crappy car

[@richp6345]

They will steal the parts and selk it

[@k.pacificnw02134]

+Miguel Monreal Joy riding kids love crappy cars. My ugly '96 Honda Accord was stolen. They are the most stolen car in America, because they are easy to steal. They left it with cigarette butts, dead battery, no gas, and a hypodermic needle in it. Barf. So now I'm researching the best anti theft devices. I currently have a giant chain wrapped all around the brake pedal, gas pedal, and all around the steering wheel, with a big Master Lock. Looks ghetto but also looks very effective.

[@MaxiJerk]

K. PacificNW hahaha, i do the same thing! through the steering wheel, around the gas and break and through the door handle! CLASSIC.... need is the mother of invention!

[@evilemperor6426]

try fevicol,feviquick,glue in door handles

[@apache-yaquibrown4060]

If that was true no one would have stole my 79 Datsun B210.

[@kingalex6175]

Or just get a quick release steering wheel. I get plenty of weird looks with it strapped to my backpack but rather carry it with me than to leave it.

[@Claroboy911]

King Alex you need an Airbag

[@MRCODGeekful]

Why don't cars just have a password thingy like an iphone each time u want to start ur engine u have to type in a passcode. if u forget it go to the manufactorers with ur pinkslip and they can reset it?

[@ravender730]

they would be able to easily hack it with a computer probably

[@jalene150]

Γαλανομάτα Χρυσαυγίτισσα not with a proper system. You don’t hear about regular people (hell even professionals) breaking through newer phone’s security

[@ixifutureproof9286]

It exists. It's called a ghost and has upto 20 key presses to start the vehicle

[@zaman54321]

I dont get something can someone explain me? If I have a car that has a smart key and can be unlock by just holding the handle, wont that make it easier for a thief? Like for example, if we sleep near the car, wont the theif just unlock the car easily and drive off? Thanks anyone who would reply.

[@jimbo4375]

Thieves can use an amplifier to open your keyless entry car if the keys are in close by in your house. To block this you can keep you keys in a Faraday cage, there are also special bags you can get for the key to block the signal.

[@mart182003]

With factory alarms they don't come with the glass break sensor what a thief can do is break the glass program another smart key and then take off with it. So it can actually make it easier for a thief.

[@liamcoughlan9775]

In theory they could only drive so far though away from the key

[@alexsanchez3635]

By the time your Car slows down it probably on its way to Puerto Rico

[@jozhfy]

how about infinity Q50s finger print lock?

[@ZubinB]

I'd never buy a car with push button start. Why? That can be hacked very easily and anybody with a computer can easily start your car from a distance without the need to even touch the car.

[@theRolling2010]

For real.

[@playmovingpictures]

Lock em up 🔐 the thieves.

[@centaur1a]

With all these wireless keys. Would a close by hacker be able to hack into these devices? Now... This is something to think about to counter this threat with more devices to hold on? Might as well just get a good pair of shoes?

[@richp6345]

You do know that hacker can hack the car itself...

[@PaperBagMan884]

I wish I could afford any of those.

[@StuffOffYouStuff]

He's got to be kidding about the new wireless keyfobs as being a good thing? They've enabled a huge crime wave of easy to steal cars!

[@GarthVonMaraner]

The video was produced more than 4 years ago. The vulnerabilities of the smart key system (i.e., relay attacks, key fob cloning, etc.) started to come to light fairly recently - about 2 years ago, more or less.

[@StuffOffYouStuff]

@@GarthVonMaraner makes sense

[@triniwarrior16]

i wouldn’t mind if someone stole my car thats why theres insurance

[@FullOfMalarky]

I think alarms are still good, I would not buy a car without one, so e places my phone has to be off, at least I can hear something is going on outside.

[@IIIMAVER1CK]

If you want to be super cool remove your car battery lol. Just takes 2 minutes to put back in haha.

[@Justice-di2us]

All of the things which has been described in this video, will be failed, if the theft has connected wireless jammer in that car,, after he ripped off.. No gps,, trackers, Internet, Bluetooth, of or any remote systems will work.. Keep it in mind.. Better cut off all the connections in your car which can be helpful for thief, to connect the jammer in your car, such as usb connection, cigarette lighter socket,, & others plugs in any.

[@edwilko8819]

The last one the apps are the easiest way to steal a car now

[@Shastagamers]

I'll add an electric chair to mine

[@chriskey99]

Under 301

[@NFLYoungBoy223]

Chicago 😈

[@Blackout_1692]

Oh please push button start isn't anything new I drive a 2005 Cadillac STS and it has push button ignition and if anybody replies to this comment yes I know I have a Chrysler 300 as my profile pic and I drive a Cadillac STS still the 300 didn't have push button start until the second generation

[@sebaspapimami]

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