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@D-4got10-01 they will never sell security as extras directly. The government will have a problem with that.
But everything else, yeah, if they can lock it away behind a payed subscription, they will.
Not enough customers said no to this crap so they will make us get used to it more and more, until this practice has become the standard.
It happened with games. -
@Lensflare It's sadly true about the games. W/ all the 'Deluxe', 'Premium', 'Ultimate', && whatever else version is out there. Content being purposefully cut so that it can be sold at extra cost. It's sickening.
I remember when 'Expansion Pack' meant something. 'Diablo HellFire', 'StarCraft Brood War'. Those gave you worth for your money.
The future is now, old man
I like the way Elon Musk takes a jab at others!
I designed this when i was 3rd grader, I want royalties and other benefits from TESLA
I read that Tesla owners with cars lacking a turn signal stalk can now have one retrofitted – for €660.
What a brilliant business model: charging extra for something that’s standard equipment on literally every other car, even the cheapest little junker.
What’s next?
€500 for rubber trim on the bumpers?
Another €500 for the doors?
€1500 for a physical gear selector?
€2000 for real door handles?
€3000 for physical climate controls?
€4000 for a badge that hides the fact it’s a Tesla.
+ a monthly subscription.
Tesla has truly mastered the art of turning removing features into a premium experience. Innovation!
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