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You can remove them anytime. Do you really want your car to not start at all if the seatbelt is not on? I'm sure that would improve survival rate by something l

• pjmlp 7y ago
  Actually there are models that already do it. https://www.autotrader.com/car-news/new-general-motors-feature-wont-let-you-drive-without-your-seat-belt-225935 https://www.autotrader.com/car-news/new-general-motors-featu...
  • Crinus 7y ago
    This is optional, available only for specific professional uses and above all: wearing a belt doesn't impact where you can go, whereas a locked down OS does impact what you run on it.
    • pjmlp 7y ago
      As developer I can run anything thanks license. As consumer, app stores are more than proven.
      • Crinus 7y ago
        > As developer I can run anything thanks license. I cannot parse this, what do you mean? > As consumer, app stores are more than proven. I do not have any problem with app stores as long as they are not tied to a locked down OS. See Steam or any Linux repository front-end as an example of app stores that do it right.
        • pjmlp 7y ago
          Apple developer license.
          • Crinus 7y ago
            So you need Apple's yearly approval to run your own software. Personally i consider this a major dystopian flaw of iOS and one of the main reasons i do not buy their devices (the other being their disregard towards backwards compatibility).
            • scarface74 7y ago
              How dare they drop support for 68K software! How far back do you think they should stay backwards compatible? The newest ARM chips in iOS devices don’t have any support for 32 bit instructions and MacOS hasn’t supported 32 but processors for over a decade.
      • jotm 7y ago
        As the owner of my hardware, I need to be able to run anything. Make it hard, but not impossible. But yeah, it's still a choice and Apple is not one of them.
  • jotm 7y ago
    I should not be surprised :(