Rants and Stupid shit in Orange County

**Taws6** · 03-07-24 18:15

Originally Posted by Grimmy23 [View Original Post]

Yeah, another good point. Teslas are freaking loaded with cameras. Even more the reason to park in a place that doesn't raise suspicions, like a Target parking lot or something like that. It may require some Uber rides.

On HX, there is a KHouse in Tustin that's across a 6 lane street that has Costco, Lowe's and a Target.

I ALWAYS park across that street, allow for a bit of extra time to walk over.

Complex is gated, but so far, I have yet to do anything more than slow down, or speed up my walking speed to match an opening or closing gate.

Note to self, never buy a Tesla.

**SCJohn** · 03-07-24 16:11

Originally Posted by Grimmy23 [View Original Post]

Yeah, another good point. Teslas are freaking loaded with cameras. Even more the reason to park in a place that doesn't raise suspicions, like a Target parking lot or something like that. It may require some Uber rides.

Sounds like Uber is the way to go.

**DaveSC** · 03-07-24 11:29

Originally Posted by Grimmy23 [View Original Post]

. The last thing I need is for my wife to open the app and see that the other car is in Little Saigon or at some random hotel. It's possible to turn that off, but when you turn it off the app shows that you turned it off. That throws a bit of a wrench into this hobby for me. I haven't figured what my workaround is going to be yet. Maybe I turn it off and call it a "glitch. " But then we have location sharing on our phones too, which I turn off when I'm hobbying. The phone and the car can't both have glitches at the same time.

My other thought is get a burner phone and leave my regular phone in my office when I'm out, then the car can have a little glitch. The only thing I'd have to explain there is why it took me 2 hours to respond to a text.

Technology giveth and technology taketh away.

If I'm visiting a hotel I make sure it is next to a place I might visit.

Next to a Costco or business office or something. Or fast food joint.

Not only does it give an alibi but also hides your car from possible problems from the visit. (Boyfriend or popo etc).

So no hotel circle or Grove motel.

**Grimmy23** · 03-07-24 10:45

Originally Posted by Domelike2020 [View Original Post]

Can Sentry be enabled with tracking disabled?

You'll need to park somewhere the cameras won't catch you.

Yeah, another good point. Teslas are freaking loaded with cameras. Even more the reason to park in a place that doesn't raise suspicions, like a Target parking lot or something like that. It may require some Uber rides.

**Domelike2020** · 03-07-24 02:14

Originally Posted by Grimmy23 [View Original Post]

Yeah, that's exactly what you do. BUT it shows on the app that you disabled tracking. Maybe if I leave my phone behind and take a burner with me in case I need to make a call, then I could on rare occasion get away with saying it was a glitch that turned tracking off and hope my wife doesn't bother doing the research to figure out that getting that message on the app indicates that I purposely turned it off. It's a little dicey though. Definitely if tracking on the car and the phone were both turned off it would be suspicious as hell, so I'm thinking maybe the "leave the phone behind" idea is the best solution. Either that, or as I said in an earlier post, just create an alibi of having an off-location meeting somewhere, and then make sure to park the car in a location that doesn't draw suspicions. I certainly wouldn't be having a business meeting in a Motel 6, or on the corner of Magnolia and Westminster.

Can Sentry be enabled with tracking disabled?

You'll need to park somewhere the cameras won't catch you.

**Grimmy23** · 03-06-24 19:53

Originally Posted by SCJohn [View Original Post]

From what I read, Go to Controls / Settings / Safety & Security and turn off Mobile Access. The issue with this is you disable tracking AND all Mobile Access to all devices, including your phone. You'll need to use the Tesla Key Card to start the car. Not sure if this is all that useful. Seems like this is a real issue for guys with SO's.

Any other ideas?

Yeah, that's exactly what you do. BUT it shows on the app that you disabled tracking. Maybe if I leave my phone behind and take a burner with me in case I need to make a call, then I could on rare occasion get away with saying it was a glitch that turned tracking off and hope my wife doesn't bother doing the research to figure out that getting that message on the app indicates that I purposely turned it off. It's a little dicey though. Definitely if tracking on the car and the phone were both turned off it would be suspicious as hell, so I'm thinking maybe the "leave the phone behind" idea is the best solution. Either that, or as I said in an earlier post, just create an alibi of having an off-location meeting somewhere, and then make sure to park the car in a location that doesn't draw suspicions. I certainly wouldn't be having a business meeting in a Motel 6, or on the corner of Magnolia and Westminster.

**SCJohn** · 03-06-24 19:31

Originally Posted by Domelike2020 [View Original Post]

I wasn't even aware you could turn it off. If anyone has a way to get around the Tesla tracking, please share the knowledge.

I recently saw it could be disabled if you were in dangerous relationship, but I wasn't able to find it in the settings. Could be country specific.

From what I read, Go to Controls / Settings / Safety & Security and turn off Mobile Access. The issue with this is you disable tracking AND all Mobile Access to all devices, including your phone. You'll need to use the Tesla Key Card to start the car. Not sure if this is all that useful. Seems like this is a real issue for guys with SO's.

Any other ideas?

**Grimmy23** · 03-06-24 19:02

Originally Posted by Taws6 [View Original Post]

Certainly get a burner phone, but one option that might work for you is a modified Faraday Cage.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faraday_cage

If you turn off the tracking, I think it will show that you turned it off no?

Many potato chip and other bags have an aluminum lining.

Put your phone in a clean potato chip or other bag, seal it (test it first) and with a little trial and error, you can have a non-descript faraday cage.

Easy to explain away such a snack bag in your car.

Can't help with the automotive tracking, sorry.

Oh yeah, Faraday bags are easy to come by. Good ones are expensive, but as you say you can use a foil lined pouch and it will likely work. That part is the least of my worries though. I could always just get a burner phone to take with me on hobby trips and leave my normal phone behind so it looks like I'm where I should be. If the wife happens to text me while I'm out it's easy to explain that away. I was busy and didn't see the text notification.

The bigger concern is of course the vehicle tracking. For that I'll just have to create an alibi for being wherever I am. I had a meeting in that area or something, and then I park the car in some un-suspicious location and take an uber from there if I have to. It's going to take some creativity but I'll figure it out.

Yes, when you disable tracking on either a car or a phone it usually shows that tracking has been turned off. Fortunately I don't think my wife really tracks me, other than to occasionally see if I'm on my way home from somewhere. But with us getting a second Tesla, there's always the possibility that she decides to drive somewhere for lunch (she rarely does), and then if she opens the app she will very likely see that the other car is at some unexpected location. That's where the trouble starts. I think the only solution to that is to not take the car to said "unexpected location. ".

**Taws6** · 03-06-24 18:19

Originally Posted by Grimmy23 [View Original Post]

I haven't figured what my workaround is going to be yet. Maybe I turn it off and call it a "glitch. " But then we have location sharing on our phones too, which I turn off when I'm hobbying. The phone and the car can't both have glitches at the same time.

My other thought is get a burner phone and leave my regular phone in my office when I'm out, then the car can have a little glitch. The only thing I'd have to explain there is why it took me 2 hours to respond to a text.

Certainly get a burner phone, but one option that might work for you is a modified Faraday Cage.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faraday_cage

If you turn off the tracking, I think it will show that you turned it off no?

Many potato chip and other bags have an aluminum lining.

Put your phone in a clean potato chip or other bag, seal it (test it first) and with a little trial and error, you can have a non-descript faraday cage.

Easy to explain away such a snack bag in your car.

Can't help with the automotive tracking, sorry.

**DumbDonald** · 03-06-24 17:55

Can we move on to a new topic of HYA in OC instead of all this tranny talk?

**Belly888** · 03-06-24 17:38

Originally Posted by Mrmd8891 [View Original Post]

I 1000 percent agree. Even if she was born a man it doesn't take away from the fact that's she's gorgeous. Really would just add to the mystique but I can also understand why some people would want to know. She's so good looking I don't think this information would do anything to curb her popularity.

Originally Posted by PewpHead [View Original Post]

If the illusion is so perfect that you can't see through it even with your guard up, it is 100% straight & heterosexual to smash "her", so who cares?

This only applies to 0.1% of trans, maybe less. I don't even think Blaire White really passes once you consider "her" stocky figure & husky voice.

If a magician could turn a rabbit into a perfect replica of Sydney Sweeney, we would all smash & not be like "eww but that's technically bestiality".

If Terry Crews & Keith David were like "I was born white" at some point you just have to be impressed & be like "ok you got me, you deserve the W".

Look at the pic below. Men just don't have figures & curves like that. You can go on porn sites & look up the top trans porn stars. They're all stocky or at least straight waisted.

Honestly my take is that I don't believe she's a dude (I didn't see her irl though) & I'm not sure why some people are convinced otherwise.

Would you guys buy fake rolexes that are so good, you can't tell? Even at a discount? Unless there's something I don't know about trannys, the surgery they go through changes their chest and crotch area mainly. The face and head is basically just hair and makeup that any man can do. Part of what the people have done with amy is dfk and BBBJ. Would any of you knowingly get dfk or BBBJ from a regular non tranny man with amazing hair and makeup on to look like a female?

I did see her and I'm extremely bothered by this.

**Pand25** · 03-06-24 14:41

Yep, to each is own. IMHO a trany is a trany. No way I would knowingly fuck a trany. Trany is a man with the cock removed and a pussy installed.

A real women is my only interest. I really appreciate all of the info on this.

Originally Posted by Member#2210 [View Original Post]

Yes, the Amy everyone's been talking about.

**TheFishsd** · 03-06-24 14:36

Originally Posted by Grimmy23 [View Original Post]

Actually, most new cars are trackable now, electric or not.

Of course. My new car is trackable as well. But it's a different brand than my wife's and she doesn't have the app on her phone for that reason. She doesn't even know the password, so she can't look it up online.