Ford, ADT partner to keep stuff safe

The service from Ford and ADT looks in on vehicles and would-be thieves via livestream.

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Vehicle shoppers soon could face subscription overload as automakers try to tack on monthly fees for offerings such as advanced driver-assist systems, telematics data and additional electric vehicle range.

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