“such as the Flipper Zero, which would allow for the removal of those devices from the Canadian marketplace”
Ottawa’s auto theft plan names one gadget, the Flipper Zero, and promises to pursue “all avenues” to ban it. It also gives the border agency $28 million for more investigations of stolen vehicles. Carmakers get a softer line. Transport Canada will update safety standards and ISED will work with industry on anti-theft tech. The keyless entry systems a hobbyist gadget can copy stay on the road, and the gadget gets the ban.