[Smoothound]

Not everyone uses WhatsApp? What is this the middle ages. If if piques your interest download it, guys running a business.

To be fair people are bailing from WhatApp currently even if they did use it before because of it's link to Facebook now. Also it's all pretty stupid if you ask me bacause having a mobile phone alone gives you little annonimity as far as I can work out so I'm not really sure what the perceived deal is? People are worrying about data and identity theft but most younger folk happily go out and only take their keys, phone and a credit/card and rarely use cash these days leaving a data/purchase trail bigger than the Milky Way! ??

 

[Smoothound]

@Smoothound not saying you are wrong but i jumped from Whatsapp years ago to Signal based on principal alone , besides its ties to FB it made promise that your convo's are encrypted and could not be read. fast forward to when lots of Crim's got done and it was found out that this wasn't the case whats the point of using that chat app if its main focus was privacy then it just gets slammed down your throat.

Don't get me started on the strawman argument of "well if you done nothing wrong you got nothing to hide" , there are still levels of privacy afforded to us individuals today that sometimes can come as a challenge for the technically inept but it doesn't mean we should not use them if they are available to us.

Only thing Whatsapp should be used for is sending large pictures/memes/media to another person for sake of business transactions or keeping "social" and just using it as the "common app" everyone uses for sake of basic communication.

Hope i didn't derail any chat i was just adding my 2c

I know what you are saying but just using a mobile phone, even rooted and debloated( I am) you are still being tracked so I see no reason to worry about WhatsApp too much! I used Signal when it first came about but stopped a few years ago but can't remember why now but I think there was an underlying reason

 

[Smoothound]

No need to squabble about privacy issues online guys, vaccine passports are coming (and have duck all to do with any vaccine).

Back on topic, this is a genuine question, where will >143 mph be particularly useful, are you all autobahn commuting? There's only one tiny bit of the Nordschleife where you could benefit and that's on a non tourist day.

Have to be honest I'm a bit confused about the desire to release a possible couple of more mph from a short wheel base brick thats best work is probably between 60 and 120 mph and is probably getting near it's realistic(for wheel base) terminal velocity at 143? Even more so in the UK to be fair even when tracking regularly there can't be many times you are running out of top end? No expert but that's my take on it all but I guess looking at the money some people throw at their cars it's an obsession more than a requirement! ?