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I don’t disagree, but the results are the results. So for whatever reason, they don’t have my information. Of course I’d prefer a traditional approach to data collection from a car (none).
Nah I wanna try that I love kiwis
3·2 个月前You can choose not to upload the key during setup then it’s user responsibility to keep it secured. This has been battle tested and recently all but confirmed due to the UK. Anything non verifiable to the contrary is just a conspiracy theory and overall hurtful toward privacy conversations.
It’s not though why do people who don’t understand technology post these dumb memes? At least for iCloud it’s E2EE with advanced data protection
FWIW I did both a GDPR request and a Lexus Nexus data request on both of my Mercedes and they had zero info on me. My buddy did the same and same results. I’m not sure they are collecting any data even though they say they may, or they’re actually honoring the opt out setting. Either way I’m not worried about my Mercedes cars. My brother requested his data and his Toyota and Lexus had a LOT of info on him.
3·4 个月前Yeah ff10 when I was like 13 lol
7·4 个月前True secure and verified boot, robust MAC systems with easy control (similar to what MacOS uses).
Perfect real world example
This is absolutely AI slop that’s been “humanized” and posted. I can recognize the use of emojis and cadence of some lines. Pretty pathetic honestly lol.
60·5 个月前Holy shit 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 shots fired
I think you miss the entire point of open source. It’s not that one is good or bad, it’s that one can be verified. Developers are welcome to publish their software however they want, but misrepresenting packages is disingenuous
Because it’s fundamentally different. Open source not following the source is a clear indicator it’s no longer following its published base.
I get them meme and all but I’ve become MORE progressive as I’ve become wealthier. It opened my eyes to how rigged the system is.
I thought they can’t breathe with masks. Interesting.
Bottom tier generics for real