Can you point to where they have that as an option? I've never seen anything say it supports connecting the car to wifi, just the opposite of connecting your phone to the car's wifi

We do have money and we allocated it for the replacements.

Yep, they'll get over it though. There are plenty of operational off-short wind farms off Europe, it's stupid to waste that resource

That's the point - we were shutting down old polluting plants that were costing us billions in extra health care costs and replacing them with renewable sources, but then Trump decided that windmills don't help his donors enough so shut down those. The only scam here is the billions being diverted from legitimate programs into Trump's secret police force

Exactly, it's pretty much the same experience except you're paying extra monthly for it

How come? You can just not use it. It's not like removing keys saves them money

Then you can just swap to a different keyboard

Giving users more options is enshitification?

The new update ALLOWS users to remove it, not removes it by default.

Android also lets users swap keyboards if you want to use swiftkey or something else

They could, but I'm not sure how much profit there is to make out of that

Well as for what they are - sleep habits, heart rates, breathing.

How they monetize them? Most likely they just sell subscriptions to users to show reports on their data

Sort of. The manufacturer used a 3rd party component that handled the full disk encryption and the key had to be extracted from the firmware of the device. It was quite a lot of work but unfortunately didn't result in any new data

No, it's not hallucinating, it's showing math from the reference data

Depends on the cost of electricity of course, but farms usually have lots of area on buildings perfect for solar, so a ROI within 10 years isn't impossible.

What a bizarre scenario. Outside remote areas that may have trouble sourcing fuel, I would imagine tractors aren't the first vehicles to go electric. Over time I could see prices going down, maybe swappable batteries for farm equipment and then you'd be asking "Can you imagine the cost of vegetables if every farmer has to purchase hundreds of gallons of fuel for every run instead of using free solar?"

Regardless, that's a strawman. The big push is for consumer EVs for which the use case and range is very reasonable.