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Apple can't decide to do that? And if they cooperated with a manufacturer, that'd affect only its future cars, few compared to everyone with an iPhone. And tha
by cutemonster 3y ago
Apple can't decide to do that? And if they cooperated with a manufacturer, that'd affect only its future cars, few compared to everyone with an iPhone.
And that'd sell more cars not more iPhones
- mattnewton 3y agoI know apple can’t easily decide to do that, but they can decide to _not_ do this with such a high false positive rate. I don’t think selling iPhones is a universal good (even as an aapl shareholder). Selling aftermarket car sensors or whatever if they really wanted to be in the market for this makes sense to me. But, I haven’t seen a good source on how frequently the false positive trigger versus real calls where the caller was unlikely to place it themselves. I could be totally wrong.
- unshavedyak 3y agoI wonder what the watch false positives are like, too. I was playing with my dog and my watch tried to call 911 thinking I fell. Seems a bit excessive to me. Especially since I’m not over 80 years or or whatever.
- FinnKuhn 3y agoMaybe, but in most circumstances where you don't need help you will notice the call and can cancel it in time.