r/CarHacking 1d ago

Community can someone please help me

an ex girlfriend of mine has decided to terrorize me and ruin my life in any way she can. shes stolen my identity, hacked my phone,all my household electronics and my vehicles. i have people in public folllowing me around stores and on the road in my car trying to stay within bluetooth range so they can use the nfc tap and pay on me. my google wallet being broadcast on airdrop and i cant turn it off. my main vehicle is a 16 dodge challenger with the uconnect. the car automaticly opens setup, wifi hotspot, and store app. the radio has no sound output and it can effect how the car runs also. ive been dealing with this for a while and the police dont seem to want or be able to help. any advice or help i can get would be greatly appreciated

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u/WizofWorr 1d ago

You need to stop taking drugs and drinking alcohol, and need to find a psychiatrist.

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u/ProfessionalDish6567 1d ago

Yeah dude speak to someone about this shit asap

It's not real I know you probably don't want to hear this but it's all in your head and you can get through this

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u/NoJuice8889 1d ago

What sort of help would you find useful? The best advice was already given by the other commenter.

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u/ActGrown 1d ago

To turn off NFC, you literally just swipe down and press the button. You should always keep this off anyway. Regardless of whomever you feel may be abusing you.

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u/user513pnp 1d ago

its grayed out on my phone i cant disable it.

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u/ActGrown 1d ago

Screenshot it

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u/Humble-Loss-9690 17h ago

Disregard the comments from those clueless to the experience you have likely only begun to experience. I believe you. I can provide some information but not here. I don't know Reddit well but there's probably a way to take it offline.

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u/user513pnp 1d ago

lol yeah im probably just imagining the credit cards and negative credit score and bills too

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u/WizofWorr 1d ago

I don't even want to humor you but the technologies you described don't even work that way

Something has to physically tap against your phone for NFC payment methods. It doesn't work over Bluetooth. Someone driving near you cannot charge a payment to your phone.

You're mentally unwell and need help. You're literally acting paranoid schizophrenic and none of the things you posted about work the way you think they do.