I don’t know that we can call this a victory. It’s just a delay. The program wasn’t even active yet. They’re just pulling it the code and will just as it back in when it’s “ready”.

A victory would be Meta stating definitively that they’ll never implement any sort of centralized facial recognition technology. And even that probably barely qualifies coming from a company that has repeatedly engaged in downright malicious surveillance.

Yay, another legendarybrand ruined by making it a crossover

LOL that’s some type of fantasy.

I ordered one day 1. There are a lot of drawbacks though. I don’t care for trucks. This would be my first one. I appreciate the exclusion of a modem but…not even so much as wiring for an aftermarket audio system is dumb.

My largest concern remains the future of the company. As the article states, most consumers don’t care about privacy. They expect connected everything. And I don’t think a small truck is viable in the US market.

Further, the price is still too high. You can get a Chevy Bolt for the same price, with many more comfort and convenience features. This will be an unfortunate result of the company’s small size and low volume.

Nevertheless I will vote with my wallet and hope I’m wrong.