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Not meeting industry standards, with respect to cars, is illegal. Mis-using vehicles while operating on the road is illegal. Cars are far more tightly regulat
by true_religion 10y ago
Not meeting industry standards, with respect to cars, is illegal.
Mis-using vehicles while operating on the road is illegal.
Cars are far more tightly regulated both for end-users and for manufacturers.
- snovv_crash 10y agoWhat I'm getting at is that Apple likes to restrict their devices to work very well in the narrow designed use case, and make the non-designed use case very cumbersome. However, people use cars across broad use cases. Some just commute, but some drive in snow, some need to ford small streams in emergencies, some need to install roof racks, and some want car-seats for infants. I don't see Apple designing for broad use cases, because it isn't in their culture. And that will be a problem, because cars are not toys that you can choose not to use without large consequences.