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Is this article presuming that this isn’t part of the plan? Auto manufacturers think our brains work like “oh no, my connected service was end-of-lifed. Guess I gotta buy a new car.”
Replying to @kn0wmad1c@programming.dev
With OTA updates eventually they could FORCE you into buying a new one.
I hate the privacy nightmare cars are turning into.
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Or it’s just incompetence, short sighted planning to please the shareholders
Replying to @kn0wmad1c@programming.dev
People already have been brainwashed on “how many years of security updates does this smartphone model have?”, and being paranoid about older-than-a-few-years devices, so you’re not far off.
(Not trying to diminish the necessity of software security updates, but at the same time I could not find any Android exploits that do not involve users installing malicious apps, supply chain attacks, or state actors)
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My phone has access to my bank app, my car does not.
Replying to @boonhet@sopuli.xyz
… yet.