Now, Tech Talk with Alan Perry on C-Fax 1070.

Yeah, we don't update the announcement every time because it's still Alan Perry's show, but this week, I've taken over.

I'm Charles Martin. I'm the certified in-home tech instructor for London Drugs.

I'm also the weekend editor of Apple Insider.com, and I'm sneaking off my job to be here.

And joining me, of course, in order to keep things functional is...

I'm Brian Pavlach.

It's your Tech Talk producer.

Period. He keeps, he glues all the things together so that they work.

Yes. Anyway, we are here. We've got a lot of cool stuff to talk about. We, of course, want to direct you first and foremost to the show notes at Tech-Hifentoc.ca. Just type that into the address bar of your browser, or, and once you're there, bookmark it,

so that you never have to worry about that again.

And we've got loads of notes in there, starting, of course, with bad news, as always.

Yeah, security.

Yeah.

There has been, and we might as well kick off with item number one there,

there has been an epidemic of car thefts across Canada, in particular in Vancouver and other big cities like that.

I don't know if it's happening as much here as it is over there, but if you have a nice car, you may want to

take some extra steps to protect it. The main thing, as we said in item number one there,

if you're worried that these might steal your car by using a key fob repeater, in other words,

a way to get your key fob signal away from

your key fob and use it themselves, try storing your key fob in a signal proof bag at home.

That's, what do you think?

This was not even on my radar that people could steal the signal from your fobs.

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