Now my docked phone in navigation mode is disabled, and I have to fumble for the airplane mode switch to then it back on, distracting me.
Or, my passenger, texting urgent details to someone else while plugged in to power, loses connection and doesn't realize. His message, "don't delete pied piper," never makes it to staff and a startup is ruined.
Or, the cell phone hidden the in the car by a jealous husband gets switched off, convincing him that the jig is up and an unstable situation turns grim.
Google and Apple should treat this as a security vulnerability. I think there were pranks related to Xbox voice control as well.
As a driver, the only thing you have to do is pay complete attention to the road and drive safely. It is not Toyota's fault if you stop doing that to fuck with your phone, even if they disabled your nav.
"As a driver, the only thing you have to do is pay complete attention to the road and drive safely. It is not the company's fault if they played an ad that's just sirens and horns and people screaming, distracting you."
If I could legally ban one thing in music, it would definitely be car horns and emergency vehicle sounds. There's nothing more annoying than hearing a horn and trying to decide if you need to emergency stop now, or if it was just some idiot deciding to put it in their music. Especially if you stream/shuffle and have no idea what song is coming up next.
Now my docked phone in navigation mode is disabled, and I have to fumble for the airplane mode switch to then it back on, distracting me.
Or, my passenger, texting urgent details to someone else while plugged in to power, loses connection and doesn't realize. His message, "don't delete pied piper," never makes it to staff and a startup is ruined.
Or, the cell phone hidden the in the car by a jealous husband gets switched off, convincing him that the jig is up and an unstable situation turns grim.
Google and Apple should treat this as a security vulnerability. I think there were pranks related to Xbox voice control as well.