Window tint

[geminimouse]

Actually, it is vital that no one see in my vehicle, parked or driving.

You wouldnt understand.

But hey, I, or my girlfriend, can do ANYTHING while im driving.


peace,

jd

wow, ur cool man. like we really needed to know that. noob

jtamas..what r u, 16? Get a room..

[HwEaNnRgY]

i heard that titanium tint totally wacks out your cell phone service so you have to roll down your windows when you need to use it. FACT or FICTON !?!??!?!?!

[SolaraT]

Fiction!
Whoever told you that had crappy cell service in the area!!!
I work for the best wireless carrier and can tell you there are many factors that come into play. #1. In Car coverage is not spread out in every single street. #2. Regardless of the tint you are covered by metal and glass so that will impair coverage if not strong enough. #3. Your cell phone could also need replacement or software upgrade to increase signal strength.

I can go way more into the semantics of it but who cares.

When looking at a detailed coverage map (Usually only employees have access to) you will find the following...
Best Coverage = In Building Coverage (meaning service is excellent in buildings, cars, and street. heck even on a small airplane flying low)
Moderate Coverage = In Car Coverage (meaning service will be good in the car and great on the street but slightly poor in buildings)
Light Coverage = On Street Coverage (meaning service will be poor in your car and especially in buildings)
No Service = No Coverage (Your SOL)