Because I have a philosophical, and practical objection to all the electronic nannies. They replace thinking and learning, and give a false sense of security.
For instance, if a driver is so disengaged and inept that he can't adjust his exterior mirrors correctly, why give him radar to do the job? Take his licence. Or retarded SUV drivers who think ESC is going to defy the laws of physics.
(This is not in reference to the OP by the way)
Very confusing as the OP asked why a feature seen in a video wasn't working in their vehicle.
They then queried if the feature was one that required additional coding and were seeking confirmation. That's all.
If the OP had paid for the convenience pack and their auto lights and wipers weren't working, If they'd asked for
help on this forum would your response have been the same?
Ultimately though the tech isn't going anywhere, and although we do agree it can make people lazy (like parking sensors) it's also helping to avoid accidents (like parking sensors) and ultimately saves lives (emergency braking)
In reality no one is taking away any licenses. More and more unskilled drivers seem to be on our roads. Car manufacturers can't revoke licenses but they can try and make things safer through tech.
in this case any tech that allows for the driver to keep both hands on the wheel and eyes on the road is ok by me.
Tbh the feature the OP was asking about would do just that..
Anyway, enough said on this one pal
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