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OK, but if they're a good member of the tech community, they should put in that effort and/or charge their own customers appropriately. Not just punt on it and
by iainmerrick 9y ago
OK, but if they're a good member of the tech community, they should put in that effort and/or charge their own customers appropriately. Not just punt on it and exploit somebody else's free service.
- codeulike 9y agoBut then they also need to download other large files regularly. So I think their policy is to tell people to do it over wifi, and most people can do that, because their car sits in a garage or near a house all night. Seems sensible, no? Why take the risk of messing about with deltas when most customers manage fine.
- p49k 9y agoThey are already much better members of the tech community than most car manufacturers. I have to make an appointment with my dealer and leave my car there for a few hours if I want a map update for my navigation system and I have to pay an unreasonable amount of money for it. I think what people are asking here is too much; it’s not an unrealistic expectation that someone to find wifi occasionally in order to receive free updates.