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those are still hardware issues. if you can't fix it via a software update, it's hardware. not a hard concept to grasp. you aren't overloading those words as
by theultdev 2y ago
those are still hardware issues.
if you can't fix it via a software update, it's hardware.
not a hard concept to grasp.
you aren't overloading those words as "recall" is in the phrase.
- AlotOfReading 2y agoThe Rivian recall (and ones I've been a part of myself) have been software updates. Not all software updates can be applied remotely in automotive, particularly when things go wrong. Sometimes you'll need to unseal casings to access a recovery port, for example. And the Kia recall was an example of a hardware recall that didn't require the owner to visit a shop. Both are possible, so trying using software and hardware to differentiate between shop visits is overloading the terms.