How would non-American consumers feel about the US government controlling there cars? Not sure all American consumers would be happy with that either. Why it's OK for a company to have that power over your car is another issue....
jabjoe
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They are "too big to fail now". If they pop now, the ruins will be bought quickly. The car won't be allowed to brick. But it is good to highlight the issue that modern car need to be independ of the existence of manufacturers servers. I'd go further and regulate that it must be documented protocols and you must able to change the servers used if you choose.
Same with any computer, if you don't have admin, you don't own it.
I'm not sure that's true of TV series. I'm not arguing for monopoly by the way. Exclusives are anticompetitive and that's bad!
Isn't that an argument of monopoly by Netflix would be better?
Yep. They don't understand the down sampling.
Storing offline is great and all, but I hope everyone is storing on multiple disks at multiple locations....
Yer didn't think so, I'm sure photos are being lost.
Exactly, both end points are blackboxes compromised by Facebook.
Closed app by data mining company, of course they get all the data they can.
Enshittification of stuff wired into your brain is a bit terrifying.
Yep. This stuff must be open source. The owner should be the actual owner, with full administration rights, and source and schematic.
Maybe they mean pigeon to make it sound like he isn't able to be a seagull manager. Like he's trying to be a seagull manager, but only managed pigeon manager. A quiet insult.