Id reckon it's a slow play to make connecting devices more normalised and therefore make it easier to take your data. It may sound like an unrealistic dystopian future but I reckon we're gonna get alot more dystopic before we become utopic.
Edit: the app u connect through also probably spies on you but I'd reckon the other prediction is true too just not as sure sbt that onr
Easy fix just have an options menu in the cloud that you need access to to enable it. Charge for the account to login lol. I'm going to start my own fridge company now
Not cloud subscription enough
Samsung Appliances don't have the best track record for being reliable... Something tells me if they did add something like that, within the first year it'd either break down OR work too well and result in a number of loss of limb lawsuits against the company.
That's a hilarious thought. The good ol scientists at Samsung, we could just use gravity and design the front to lift up a little, or we could add ridiculously machinery with the power to remove a limb. But they all agree gravity doesn't tick the box of new technology, therefore they have to go with the latter option.
There's usually little leveling feet that you can turn to adjust, crank them up a little higher in the front and the door closes itself.
$50 bucks says they didn't even think of that.
Not cloud-y enough.
Yeah, wtf. How do they get your data then?
Id reckon it's a slow play to make connecting devices more normalised and therefore make it easier to take your data. It may sound like an unrealistic dystopian future but I reckon we're gonna get alot more dystopic before we become utopic.
Edit: the app u connect through also probably spies on you but I'd reckon the other prediction is true too just not as sure sbt that onr
Easy fix just have an options menu in the cloud that you need access to to enable it. Charge for the account to login lol. I'm going to start my own fridge company now
Not cloud subscription enough
Samsung Appliances don't have the best track record for being reliable... Something tells me if they did add something like that, within the first year it'd either break down OR work too well and result in a number of loss of limb lawsuits against the company.
That's a hilarious thought. The good ol scientists at Samsung, we could just use gravity and design the front to lift up a little, or we could add ridiculously machinery with the power to remove a limb. But they all agree gravity doesn't tick the box of new technology, therefore they have to go with the latter option.
There's usually little leveling feet that you can turn to adjust, crank them up a little higher in the front and the door closes itself.