Keep in mind that this type of attack works only on certain brands and certain model years. Most of the new cars check if the keyfob is constantly in range, so it's much harder to leave as you need to transmit the signal constantly.
Mark Rober has not only figured out how to be a car thief, but also how to turn a 25:19 video into 5 minutes, because there is no way I was locked in for 26 minutes. Man's a wizard!
I bet Demitri could have got Marcello to chill. It’s not too late to sign up for the least boring Summer ever! crunchlabs.com/Camp_CarTheft
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Mark: 'Anyway, here is how I use a baby monitor to commit grand theft auto.'