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Good example. It’s like buying a car and finding out it has a nice radio that was not advertised. After a few months the car dealership sends someone to break i
by antman 5y ago
Good example. It’s like buying a car and finding out it has a nice radio that was not advertised. After a few months the car dealership sends someone to break into the car and rip it off. Fair enough since it wasn’t advertised, right?
- gambiting 5y agoWell, breaking into your car is still illegal, so no, not fair enough. More like you buy a car without paying for a satellite radio(or that feature isn't advertised and isn't in the spec sheet), and then that feature gets removed next time you bring the car in for service. That is absolutely fine.
- nitrogen 5y agoBased on the lawsuit about Tesla removing features from a used car it seems like it's not fine.