I think this is pointing the finger in the wrong direction. Data infrastructure is infrastructure, and you can't build out infrastructure without some kind of

I think this is pointing the finger in the wrong direction. Data infrastructure is infrastructure, and you can't build out infrastructure without some kind of plan for migration. All these entities (cars aren't remotely the only ones affected by this kind of obsolescence) built long-lived devices and deployed them on a network that "We All Assumed" would be supported in perpetuity, just like electricity. But it's not. And as the death of 2G approached we all watched in apathy, when Someone Somewhere should have been coming up with a plan for how to upgrade or sustain 2G devices in the field. Nissan should have been party to that decision, but it wasn't their problem alone.