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Product Description:
- With the Immersion TV Backlights, your gaming world and movie nights will never be the same. Enhance your home entertainment with splashes of vibrant colors dancing around your TV, mimicking what's on-screen.
- 1080p Smart camera - Intelligently capture the colors on screen and automatically apply them to your lights.
- RGBIC Lighting effect - Independently control the LED module and display multiple colors on a line at the same time.
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Reason for obstructing plates online: the plate is one of the few uniquely discernible characteristics that make it a distinctive vehicle. Plates are used as a unique identifier, and when posting your any pictures online, they are there forever.
Some people like to reduce their digital footprint and have fewer things that may link them to their identity.
One potential risk: Once you sell your vehicle, the next owner has the potential to do all sorts of unscrupulous or illegal activities with it. Having less to link it the old owner to it means less likelihood they will get entangled in the investigation.
Go to the mall and look at all the plates as you wish. That doesn't link those plates to anyone in particular unless you took the deep dive to do so.
Tracking and surveillance in 2026 is absolutely wild. Having less of a digital presence isn't something that should be frowned upon if people want to protect their privacy.
Another potential risk:
In my area, plate numbers are frequently stolen and falsified to apply over other vehicles to evade tollbooths and bridge fares.
My neighbour had their plates duplicated and racked up thousands in toll violation fines.
Taking extra precautions to protect oneself is their prerogative.
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I can go to the mall and look at thousands of license plates. Still trying to figure out why people cover them up.
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I can go to the mall and look at thousands of license plates. Still trying to figure out why people cover them up.
What do you imagine a number plate has an intended use of?
Reason for obstructing plates online: the plate is one of the few uniquely discernible characteristics that make it a distinctive vehicle. Plates are used as a unique identifier, and when posting your any pictures online, they are there forever.
Some people like to reduce their digital footprint and have fewer things that may link them to their identity.
One potential risk: Once you sell your vehicle, the next owner has the potential to do all sorts of unscrupulous or illegal activities with it. Having less to link it the old owner to it means less likelihood they will get entangled in the investigation.
Go to the mall and look at all the plates as you wish. That doesn't link those plates to anyone in particular unless you took the deep dive to do so.
Tracking and surveillance in 2026 is absolutely wild. Having less of a digital presence isn't something that should be frowned upon if people want to protect their privacy.
Another potential risk:
In my area, plate numbers are frequently stolen and falsified to apply over other vehicles to evade tollbooths and bridge fares.
My neighbour had their plates duplicated and racked up thousands in toll violation fines.
Taking extra precautions to protect oneself is their prerogative.
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Who said anything about China?
Any intrusive app should be scrutinized. Your usage data is insightful, valuable, and profitable.
Familiar with the sudden influx of dynamic pricing models? Marketers use predictive analytics and behavioral targeting to modify their crosshairs on you.
Pretending like your use data isn't a precious commodity is outright ignorance. Part of the reason why so many of these products are subsidized to make them exceptionally affordable is because brands farm your usage data to sell to marketers and corporate entities.
As the simplified adage goes: "you are the product".
What do you imagine a number plate has an intended use of?
Reason for obstructing plates online: the plate is one of the few uniquely discernible characteristics that make it a distinctive vehicle. Plates are used as a unique identifier, and when posting your any pictures online, they are there forever.
Some people like to reduce their digital footprint and have fewer things that may link them to their identity.
One potential risk: Once you sell your vehicle, the next owner has the potential to do all sorts of unscrupulous or illegal activities with it. Having less to link it the old owner to it means less likelihood they will get entangled in the investigation.
Go to the mall and look at all the plates as you wish. That doesn't link those plates to anyone in particular unless you took the deep dive to do so.
Tracking and surveillance in 2026 is absolutely wild. Having less of a digital presence isn't something that should be frowned upon if people want to protect their privacy.
Another potential risk:
In my area, plate numbers are frequently stolen and falsified to apply over other vehicles to evade tollbooths and bridge fares.
My neighbour had their plates duplicated and racked up thousands in toll violation fines.
Taking extra precautions to protect oneself is their prerogative.
When you see some criminal getting caught 4 states over within a couple of days, that's almost always because of the LPR readers installed everywhere. But all the readers in the world are useless without the access to the network and the database.
And I've never heard a plate being remanufactured. And if that's an issue, they won't get it from a random Facebook Marketplace post. They'll go to the mall parking, and pick out the exact same make and model and color of a car, and remanufacture it.
China already have your data, but you're neither that important nor that rich compared to others yet.
this is single camera + half the LEDs vs the t2
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