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Originally Posted by T@T
Again, social media life can wait and the passenger can actually have a conversation with the the driver.
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"Social media life" has nothing to do with it. By shutting down any "distracting parts" while a vehicle is in motion, now your passenger can't listen to music, use GPS, kids in the back can't watch Netflix. And why would this only work in a car? If it's based on speed, now it limits functionality on the C-Train or bus or anything else that moves. And what constitutes distracting apps? Shut down the music player at speed in case someone tries to switch songs? It's never going to happen.