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Actually no its not. Its barely a deterrent. It is in no way an anti theft or security of any kind. Go ask the maker Joe Zizzadoro, ask him about me, he loves me… called him out on it until he finally admitted it

No, thats it, either relay/clone the existing fob signal or delete/make a new key fob, relearn throttle parameters and then turn alarm off by starting the vehicle. Depending on model you will need to turn parking brake off. Its actually very easy and fast. The maker has finally told the truth...

Tazer is an options changer when it actually works, nothing more.

Sorry 😞

That is one location they can go, its just the fastest and easiest and right next to the sgw which makes it even faster. They could technically T into the can almost anywhere, they just need to bypass the sgw

Technically yes but that stops one form of theft that is used 5-10% of the time. They will just delete and make a new fob in 60 seconds and drive it away. Get real anti theft like IGLA that blocks all of that and more.

Hope its not mhf, I went straight to the firmware maker after 20+ emails back and forth trying to prove its their radio…. Even with packing receipt, address label on the box ect.

I had to get ahold of the software maker to give me the correct firmware. Then had him tweak it for me. Might need to do the same

Mine did the same. In the settings find one that says doors off or something like that. Mine stayed on until I selected it

Another option. I have the 14.5” in my SRT Jeep https://aucarauto.com/product/aucar-tesla-android-12-13-6-car-radio-gps-navigation-for-dodge-ram-2019-2022-car-multimedia-stereo-player-car-video/

Alfaobd can on most ram years. Just adjusted one at the shop friday for 35/12.50/20’s and tpms. A couple of our tpms scanners can too

IGLA has never been hacked or bypassed, it gives off zero electronic signatures and has nothing to “hack”. The video you are referring to has already been proven as a fake. When you have hacker types make a product then you aren’t hacking it. Your right, IGLA does go bad, I just collected and...