StorableComa
Autocross Champion
- Location
- SoCal, USA
- Car(s)
- 17 GSW S FWD
It's always a German thing, MQB is Modularer Querbaukasten.I swear I knew it was gonna be a German thing.
thnx.
It's always a German thing, MQB is Modularer Querbaukasten.I swear I knew it was gonna be a German thing.
thnx.
Bro it really is.It's always a German thing, MQB is Modularer Querbaukasten.
I guess entertainment center was too complicated.Modularen Infotainmentbaukasten Or roughly translated: Modular infotainment platform/matrix.
And what does that mean?It's always a German thing, MQB is Modularer Querbaukasten.
Modular Traversal ToolkitAnd what does that mean?
You know how the forum has what they call "stickie's" threads? They should have made a stickie thread for all the abbreviated things like this.
I never had a VW until my GTI and when I first joined the forum it was like everybody was talking in code? Been in here almost 3 years and I'm still learning.
radio is what I useI guess entertainment center was too complicated.
MIB3 is 2021+Stupid question. Do I have mib2.5 or mib3?
2020 GTI autobahn with the fender speakers.
Thnx
I never had a VW until my GTI and when I first joined the forum it was like everybody was talking in code? Been in here almost 3 years and I'm still learning.
The 2020 I tested had MIB2.5, the '21 I brought home has MIB3. Wireless CarPlay and AA are the big difference I think. And a missing Performance Monitor LOLStupid question. Do I have mib2.5 or mib3?
2020 GTI autobahn with the fender speakers.
Thnx
The only use case I see is online privacy. Right now I'm just "Oddspyke", if I posted my license plate, that could quickly give away my actual identity. It makes way less sense on something like Facebook where my name and a photo of me are attached to my posts.Why do people blur or block out their license plates when posting photos online? I've done it in the past myself, but really don't bother anymore. Stepping back and looking at it, what information can you really get from knowing someone's license plate number? And I mean it's not really classified information, anybody who sees you driving around can see your plate number.
The only use case I see is online privacy. Right now I'm just "Oddspyke", if I posted my license plate, that could quickly give away my actual identity. It makes way less sense on something like Facebook where my name and a photo of me are attached to my posts.
At least in my case, I blur it because if it's posted here, and then a similar photo is posted to another site where I want to have a relative level of anonymity, I'd like to not have that connection be made so easily. Granted with enough time I'm sure someone could figure out a large amount of who we all are/where we're located and whatnot, but I still prefer not to advertise it. Similar reason to why I don't use the same username across multiple platforms.But that's what I'm saying. How? How could someone tie your license plate to your actual name and identity? As far as I could tell, that information is reserved for things like law enforcement.
Your official identity is on posters at the Post Office.The only use case I see is online privacy. Right now I'm just "Oddspyke", if I posted my license plate, that could quickly give away my actual identity. It makes way less sense on something like Facebook where my name and a photo of me are attached to my posts.
You're right. I have read about a few cases where a crime was committed by finding out the name of the person who the license plate is registered to and those instances always involved a cop who got the info for a friend or someone who slipped him some money.But that's what I'm saying. How? How could someone tie your license plate to your actual name and identity? As far as I could tell, that information is reserved for things like law enforcement.