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The driver will own the GPS system, no? How is this different from owning a smartphone?
by 7e 2y ago
The driver will own the GPS system, no? How is this different from owning a smartphone?
- mdp2021 2y ago> How is this different In that GPS subsystems I want off are off.
- MadnessASAP 2y agoWire cutters are the universal off button.
- greenavocado 2y agoIf they start checking for it you can use a dummy load on the antenna port
- alexey-salmin 2y agoWait until it becomes illegal
- mdp2021 2y agoWe have a problem with third subsystems in the car checking that all security subsystem be present in order to start normal march (as opposed to "degraded mode" or just "off"). I have seen vehicles which worked with some security subsystems disconnected, and others that refused to work properly. Plus, you have the issue of the method: "Welcome to your wedding: this is your wife, and this the complimentary gimp (should you want to dispose it, you have the onus)". Plus: have you considered how much the complementary gimps (etc.) that come with the car inflate its price?
- spdustin 2y agoAlso a universal guilty verdict if you try to beat the ticket.
- paraselene_ 2y agoYou can't update/upgrade your onboard car infotainment/ECU like a smartphone. I'd assume the onboard map data going stale FAST. You get to choose which smartphone to use, and when to upgrade them. The lifecycle of a car is A LOT longer than its onbaord infotainment. I see no mandated free of charge on data updating, nor mandated support timeframe.
- bbkane 2y agoYou can change a smartphone a lot easier than an integrated GPS system