> Most people […] don't care about OTA vs plugging in an ODB port. Yes, they do. For the former, you just let the car autoupdate and that’s it. For the latter

> Most people […] don't care about OTA vs plugging in an ODB port. Yes, they do. For the former, you just let the car autoupdate and that’s it. For the latter, you gotta drive to a dealership/service center and leave your car there so that the service center employees can resolve it via “plugging in an ODB port.” One requires much more work and effort than the other on the part of the driver. For one, I think most people would care about having to potentially take a day off work + figure out their transportation while the recall issue is being resolved at the service center.