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I have always wondered how Tesla is allowed to sell cars where the controls are so touch-screen-heavy. It does seem far less intuitive and more distracting than
by basicallydan 6y ago
I have always wondered how Tesla is allowed to sell cars where the controls are so touch-screen-heavy. It does seem far less intuitive and more distracting than the convention for many controls.
I always assumed there was some rigorous usability test they’re required to undergo.
- zajd 6y agoBecause our regulatory institutions have been gutted by endless cries of "regulation bad, corporate overlords good!". It's a nice feedback loop too because now everyone just assumes regulation in of itself is ineffective as opposed to being systematically dismantled by politicians bought and paid for by the same corporate overlords profiting off the lack of regulation.