Its more reply 1 not telling you how to provide the information. If it wasn't provided theres a good chance you dont know how to, and them being condescending about it doesnt help
Turret3857
joined 11 months ago
but 30"+ monitors are extremely expensive :(
As far as I am aware, most of them aren't directly transmitting data back to the manufacturer, but the data is stored on the car so if you ever have it worked on the dealership can just pull that shit without consent. I could be wrong though, maybe there are cars now that are doing that. I do know that a a lot of cars are taking the iPhone route of having "encrypted" parts, where if one is missing or replaced, the car just won't work.
I see, that makes sense. I feel like I should have been able to figure that out but my puzzle solving skills aren't the best lol
I believe it is making light of the fact that this is the direction we are heading in as a society. See the recent ford patent that listens to you while you are driving to serve ads over your stereo, the $800 child's toy that will now be nothing but e-waste, BMW having you "subscribe" to your heated seats, or a more relavent to this conic example, the thousands if not millions of new "smart" devices that now require an app to perform functions that older technology could perform without needing a smartphone.
I wish. I really do. I want it so badly. My TV upgrades over the past 4 years have all been thrift store finds because I refuse to be forced to buy a device that WILL be obsolete one day.
Find me a new car in 2024 that doesnt store every GPS coordinate you've driven at for eternity. Genuinely, I'd like to see the non-garbage option because my '04 is getting old.
As long as they can convince their shareholders this will eventually make money and you buy into their eventual $30/flush subscription they won't have to go out of business
Ive been feeling that lately, that MAGA is just the tea party. I didn't put it together until I saw a sign advertising a local tea party organization though
genuine question from someone who isnt a cybersec major, wouldn't E2EE chats and quantum resistant encrypted files negate most targeted government cyber attacks? Like I'm aware vulnerabilities will exist and you can take infrastructure offline, but they (they being any government) want the data of the opposing gov't right? Doesn't encryption make it stupidly easy to protect? Or are my encrypted backups & Signal chats not as safe as I thought they would be?
Thats actually surprising, when did they release that?
I genuinely, seriously doubt it. I imagine its to keep MAGAts happy while completely fucking them over socio-economically.