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Ask The Best And Brightest: Will/Should In-Car Connectivity Systems Be Regulated?
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Edward Niedermeyer
(IC: employee)
Published: November 27th, 2023
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With GM’s announcement of a new SYNC-competitor system, the issue of whether or not in-car connectivity systems are compatible with the government’s desire to reduce distracted driving has raised its head once again. So we put the question to you, our Best and Brightest: will the government ever step in to regulate in-car electronics? Should it? After all, distraction comes in all shapes and sizes… from fast food to in-car Facebook updates. Can the government draw a line between acceptable distractions and unacceptable ones? Will any government action actually make a difference in the statistics?
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Published November 27th, 2023 5:44 PM
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Hahahahaha ... "NoT My PrIvAcY!1!1!!!"
then get rid of your cell phone that is tracked and data sold
then get rid of your credit card that is tracked and data sold
then get rid of your XM-Radio that is tracked and data sold
then get rid of your Cable company that is tracked and data sold
then get rid of your Satalite dish that is tracked and data sold
then get rid of your Drivers license that is tracked and data sold when scanned by vendors
then get rid of your Computer that is tracked and data sold
then get rid of your Email that is tracked and data sold
then get rid of your Web Browser that is tracked and data sold regardless of TOR/Onions
then get rid of your Hulu that is tracked and data sold
then get rid of your Yahoo account that is tracked and data sold
then get rid of your Telegram account that is tracked and data sold
then get rid of your Parler account that is tracked and data sold by the Russians that own the servers and John Matze
then get rid of your Facebook account that is tracked and data sold
then get rid of your TWITTER account that is tracked and data sold
then get rid of your Fedex account that is tracked and data sold on every package sent
then get rid of your USPS account that is tracked and data sold on every package sent
then get rid of your DHL account that is tracked and data sold on every package sent
then get rid of your ONTRAC account that is tracked and data sold on every package sent then loses you package
then don't log onto any WIFI owned by a CORP anywhere ever again
you are tracked every single second of the day for free and you allow it .. no FED tapping needed.
Perhaps management should ask themselves why so many of these people have left? Z71 is still going strong as EBflex, so that hasn't changed.
You get what you incentivize, regulations aren't going to cut it, but if Karen goes to jail for 10 to 20 years for hitting a cyclist while she was texting and driving, that should put an end to it.
Perhaps the Government should track Telluride ATPs so future generations may reflect upon their glory?