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It constantly surprises me how many companies want to solve the "problem" of remembering where you parked. Is this really such a big problem for people? It's a
by brokenmachine 10y ago
It constantly surprises me how many companies want to solve the "problem" of remembering where you parked. Is this really such a big problem for people? It's a solution in search of a problem.
Also GPS doesn't work so great when you're parked in a multistorey carpark, which is probably the only situation where I might forget where the car is parked.
I do realise that it may have other advantages, the wifi hotspot and google maps being good ones.
- vinay427 10y agoTo add to this list my favorite perceived uses are managing car features remotely such as locking doors (relevant here), closing the trunk, rolling up the windows, etc. Perhaps putting up the top on an automatic convertible would be nifty as well in inclement weather.