And you know the cars aren’t going to stop generating the data either for when they decide they want it.

If Californians can destroy a car blocking traffic New Jersey wants this privilege too.

If you aren’t aware rclone makes it easy to backup (copy) or sync files to different cloud providers like Dropbox and you can setup encryption very easily so you can continue using Dropbox since it does have pretty good value for the price even though they’ve shown they aren’t trustworthy.

https://rclone.org/dropbox/ https://rclone.org/crypt/ https://rclone.org/commands/rclone_copy/ https://rclone.org/commands/rclone_sync/

Companies: That’ll be $49.99.

No thanks let the bots have at it at this point.

I have been thinking about trying to use Linux for my daily driver again and have been mulling over which distro to use and I kind of narrowed it down, and then I took your quiz and now I’ve got like 60 more options. 😒

No doubt they need to recoup the cost of that golden parachute.

No, the government gets a couple million in fines and Amazon raises their prices to compensate for the next quarter but never lowers the cost so they’ll make even more the quarter after.

I switched from T-Mobile to mint not long ago and only two things changed, how much and who I pay, but like he said they’ll come for us soon enough now that they bought mint.

Because they spent $80 million dollars to make it untraceable so it wouldn’t get shot down.

Most cars have a mobile antenna that connects to a cellular network to send/receive data, they can access it whenever they want but they want you to pay their overhead so they offer the phone app with the remote control options as incentive to cover their costs of collecting your data and as an added bonus to their profit.

Edit: It should be noted that the phone app also allows for even more information collection that they can sell for yet greater profit.

Wasn’t the next line that this agreement they all signed was just something they made up and don’t actually follow and no one enforces?