Re: Re: eSIM-powered cars
  By: Sean Dennis to Mike Powell on Wed Sep 17 2025 01:55 pm

 >
 >  MP> Working from connected cars offers a game-changing level of
 >  MP> productivity for professionals.
 >
 > I'm sure that will go over like a lead balloon with law enforcement.
 >
 > -- Sean

Digitalization of cars is a problem. Using eSIMS is the least of the issues, the
issues are much deeper.

Are you aware of the many Chinesse cars that are computer operated and are
absolutely ceasing to function when the car manufacturer goes out of business?
If the car needs to access the manufacturer's servers for some function and the
servers are no more, well... some models act so retarded you cannot use the car
at all. I am talking about cars with doors you can no longer open, things like
that.


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