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Dangers in the digital world
By Ira Panganiban
Apr 30, 2024 12:01 am

From the Dashboard

TODAY's cars are an amalgamation of mechanical and electronic parts run by a digital program and, in many times, remotely accessed via the internet or some other remote digital signaling device.

While these advancing technologies have provided consumers and the public with very visible and revolutionary convenience, they have also introduced some terrifying dangers that we don't usually associate with our cars.

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