5 ms·
It is not. Manufacturers are already going down that route, locking features behind paywalls. This is perhaps less evident: if only the original manufacturer a
by manuelabeledo 5y ago
It is not.
Manufacturers are already going down that route, locking features behind paywalls. This is perhaps less evident: if only the original manufacturer and a handful of authorized shops are allowed to fix a car, users inevitably become income streams for the company, unless they get rid of the car, that is.
- throwawayboise 5y agoI agree that this is what manufacturers would want, but am hopeful that consumers will reject it, as they did years ago when manufacturers would deny warranty claims if they found a non-OE oil filter in use.