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Facebook doesn't know what most of its user data is used for
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EU antitrust bill could force Apple to make sweeping changes to Siri, App Store & More
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Apple warns developers it will pull apps without recent updates from the App Store
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Apple fixed Studio Display update issue by resigning special iOS 15.4
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Western Australia Police can now use CarPlay to respond to emergencies
FileMakerFeller said:macgui said:TheObannonFile said:When I see articles like this, I realize how many assumptions I make. I assumed this was already happening at large. Adoption of things like CarPlay and USB-C at large has been painfully slow.
It's innovative on the part of the WAP, and maybe other law enforcement agencies have done this, but at large? Hardly. I suspect an analysis of law enforcement world wide would find very few agencies with CarPlay in their enforcement vehicles. Every year more vehicles include CarPlay in their package options, some may even make it standard equipment. But most police agencies don't have the budget for that.
But what it really showed, in hindsight, is that the systemic process is one of inadequate planning where the end users have to go to heroic lengths to overcome the bureaucratic inefficiency that seems to infest large organisations. I had assumed that the project had continued to grow, but what little I can find online now suggests that it hasn't expanded beyond its initial deployment area.
With an extra few decades of software development under my belt, I'm not really surprised, but like TheObannonFile I recognise that my assumptions about that sort of stuff have been way too optimistic. Sigh.