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You don't mandate updates, you mandate support. So if a key piece of functionality breaks after N years, or if there's a new security exploit discovered, the ma
by paxys 2y ago
You don't mandate updates, you mandate support. So if a key piece of functionality breaks after N years, or if there's a new security exploit discovered, the manufacturer is obligated to fix it. They can't say "well it's been 2 years, the car isn't supported anymore, just buy the new model".
- Workaccount2 2y ago"We are still investigating the issue"
- xethos 2y ago"Upon investigation, we do not believe this to be a serious issue" is a thing that affects even software-focused companies [0]. The chief difference, in this case, is that you cannot impersonate the CEO to publicly state that there is, in fact, a security issue. [0] https://www.nbcnews.com/technolog/one-way-get-facebooks-attention-hack-zuckerbergs-personal-page-6C10952867 https://www.nbcnews.com/technolog/one-way-get-facebooks-atte...
- PontifexMinimus 2y agoWhy not mandate that the car must still work if you take the computers out?