Hotspot from your car

"Chrysler has announced uconnect web, a system that brings wireless Internet connectivity to any Chrysler, Dodge, or Jeep vehicle. " Taken from http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2322007,00.asp

My first reaction was Wow... that's awesome. My second reaction was... omfg that's going to be sooooo sweet... My third was, "How the hell are they going to keep this secure...". I foresee bad news follow the release of this uconnect.
If you search wep on Google, probably on the first page is going to be an article about how it's so insecure. Then you type in wpa, and you'll get another article about how it's soooo insecure. No matter how secure something is... IT WILL GET HACKED. All it takes is time... and debatably, it doesn't even take skill.
Even with all of that being said, I'm still really excited for the release of this "uconnect". It's really not anything new thought. At & t has cards that can pretty much get you connected to the internet in the middle of the ocean with land being thousands of miles away... The only difference is that at & t's cost some 65 bucks a month or so and chrysler's plan costs 35-50. There is another catch though. The activation fee is 35 dollars and the wireless router costs $449(OUCH). That's not even the worst cost... Please, don't forget the car!

~tony

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