I believe in a vehicle accident….the investigators can pull data from the vehicle ecu showing speed at time of impact
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At 74 it seems to be working for me, which is all I really care about.Ah the good ol, "If you are not doing anything wrong, you have nothing to worry about" defense.
Because what's right is now wrong, and what's wrong is now right.Why should I have to prove I am innocent of a crime before I am allowed to use my own property?
You're right!Because what's right is now wrong, and what's wrong is now right.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_Fusion_HybridIn May 2016, Ford reported, based on data collected from more than 610 million miles (976 million km) logged by its electrified vehicles through its telematics system, that drivers of these vehicles run an average of 13,500 mi (21,700 km) annually on their vehicles, with about half of those miles operating in all-electric mode. A break down of these figures show an average daily commute of 42 mi (68 km) for Ford Energi plug-in hybrid drivers. Ford notes that with the enhanced electric range of the 2017 model year model, the average Fusion Energi commuter could go the entire day using no gasoline, if the car is fully charged both before leaving for work and before leaving for home. According to Ford data, currently most customers are likely charging their vehicles only at home.
Confirmed. Remember the Tiger Woods mishap?I believe in a vehicle accident….the investigators can pull data from the vehicle ecu showing speed at time of impact
I've about this before in an article about how Apple is finally allowing the repair of certain parts of their iPhones, mainly screens, by shops that are not strictly an "authorized Apple" store.
People that drive more, use more fuel, which is where the taxes are for roads, yes?I wouldn't be surprised to see the GOP pushing for an expansion of this kind of "user fee" thinking in relation to public roads.
There always a horse.Thank you for the response.
It seems crazy that these days that buying a new vehicle may include you being tracked without opting out.
I don't like that.
I think my modem is disabled. I also think you have to have it enabled in order to collect Ford Points. The modem connects via AT&t isn't that correct? And we have a three month or X amount of data to use before we are supposed to pay. Least that is what I think. I know i have not agreed to any connection to AT&T, but I do like the remote start on key fob. It isn't actually disabled, It was never enabled.not sure how has nobody posted this yet... Looks like you can disable most of the things OP has a problem with. @Amendes
Keep in mind if you disable these things, you can kiss starting your truck from your phone goodbye.