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>buy lagdroid refrigerator
>it gets lagdroid malware
>all your food spoils
>>55200886
depending on how they cheaped out on the hardware, it might be good
>>55200886
>Buy Tesla
>New car models are just software updates
>Every new car has some recall to get software updates and malware is crashing cars left and right
>>55200886
>buy lagdroid fridge
>android version is prehistoric as usual
>gets hacked the moment it's powered on
>ransomware encrypts all your food and demands $2000
>>55200886
>using fridge
>interface starts to lag for pouring the icecubes
>>55200990
what a glorious time we live in.
>Book about future from 20 years ago: "Computers will be everywhere. Even household items like fridges will be able to order food automatically when they run out"
>Today: We glue a smartphone permanently on the fridge
>>55200886
>touchwizz
>>55200886
there's no reason to get malware, their app ecosystem is be limited, it's not like you need a scanner in there
Whats the point? All I do when I go to my fridge is open it to get what I want and walk away. Sometimes you touch the temperature thing? I think maybe I've touched it 2 or 3 times over the past who knows how many fridges I've used in my life.
>>55201100
That doesn't really matter. "Smart" TVs are notorious for being turned into silent bots even if the owner never installs anything. It just needs to be connected to the internet.
Appliance manufacturers don't give two fucks about security.
>>55201135
source?
>buy apple refrigerator
>someone sends it a message that crashes it
>all your food spoils
>buy apply refrigerator
>get locked out of it by accident
>have to bring fridge to apple store to have them unlock it
lmao!
>>55200886
I saw one of these at a hardware store.
It didnt have a web browser, though.
>>55201132
Yeah, the fridge is a device that doesn't benefit from any kind of "smart" behavior unless it's really fucking smart (like if it could sense that stuff was spoiling or getting freezerburnt or something). A fridge from 1945 would be almost identically useful to a fridge from 2016. Only real difference is power consumption and frills like ice/water dispensers.
>>55200886
>2030
>buy self driving car
>it gets virus
>takes you to healthy restaurant instead of mcdonalds
>>55201132
I've always thought it would be a great idea to have cameras in the fridge, take a photo of all the contents everytime the door closes, with a display on the outside so you can see whats inside the fridge and where its located without opening the doors and searching for it.
although I hardly think you'd need android os to do something that simple
>>55200990
>pays with physical Bitcoin slot
>>55201157
Just google "smart tv malware". Tons of relevant results.
>>55201200
>I've always thought it would be a great idea to have cameras in the fridge
Do you really want the NSA knowing that you drink nonfat milk?
>>55201200
>3 letter agencies now know your eating habits
>>55201162
kek
>>55201253
>>55201218
look guys i'm not advocating internet connected android refridgerators.
I just always thought it would be a great idea to be able to see whats in the fridge without actually opening it and flooding it with warm air. lots of people spend whole minutes at a time standing staring at an open fridge. it seems like you could design a cctv system for a fridge, or just a simple cam array and a display for stills that were taken once the doors were closed
it wouldn't have to be internet connected but it seems like the obvious next step. that way you can see whats in the fridge remotely, while sitting on the couch just out of reach of the fridge, or while at the store or something.
>>55201253
Unless you paid cash, they already knew.
>>55201132
I think its cool. While you prepare your breakfast in the morning you can see the weather, news, stocks, mail, etc. Right in your kitchen.
To be honest though I'd prefer some sort of HomeAI where every room you can access it from. Kinda like the personal assistant from Iron-Man.
>>55200908
it's $6000
>>55201178
Samsung just announced today they're dumping 1.2 bill into smart home crap
>>55200886
Why do you hate android?
>hipster capitalist cuck apple
>>55201345
so many companies have tried a kitchen "smart hub" piece of shit and none of them have taken off
>>55201345
I like this idea but I would want my personal device (smartphone in this case) to recognize that I'm in a room. or maybe the other way around, the room recognize I'm in it by my personal device, and maybe my own personal AI assistant that I'm used to speaking with on my personal device would patch through to the rooms interfaces and it would be a seamless transition from device to device using the same AI
>>55201391
not OP but while iOS needs a solid, open alternative, Android is not that. Open maybe if you go pure ASOP and never touch Google crap but it's still a mess of an OS. It's an embarrassment compared to GNU/Linux on the desktop despite having had years to get its shit together.
>self driving car mode become required for all paved and painted roadways
>that moment when you realize a self driving car can be programmed to got to only 1 brands stores.
>you bought the car so you must have read the fine print about restricted driving areas
>car prefers highways with only sponsored billboards
> car neutrality laws
>manufacturer drops self driving support updates for 2 year old cars
>car refuses to turn on or drive without monthly update
I for one look forward to our IOT overlords.
>>55201488
>self-driving car
>somebody hacks it
>you die
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
>>55201536
>self driving car
>somebody hacks it
>blares porn on the speakers
>in between clips you hear someone say a phone number to pay someone to make it stop
>the car continues to drive until you pay them
>>55201332
>it seems like you could design a cctv system for a fridge, or just a simple cam array and a display for stills that were taken once the doors were closed
Nah, for people like me, the refrigerator is always stuffed 24/7. You wouldn't be able to see anything but the nearest container of leftovers which would be squashed tightly against the camera.
>>55201552
Malware that "shushes" people after they say Ok and as they are saying Google.
>>55200940
Only if tesla pushes that....
>buy samsung smart fridge
>google changes their API
>"lol no updates, buy new one"
>your smart fridge is useless now
>>55201552
>>55201162
Trying too hard
>Falling for the IOT meme
>Buy IOT door for your house
>Someone hacks it
>Demands 2000$ to let you in
>buy apple fridge
>years later the updates slow it to a crawl
>door takes 5 minutes to open
>light takes 2 minutes to turn on
>compressor barely works
thanks apple
>buy lagdroid fridge
>open fridge
>it takes 10 seconds for the food to appear
>someone changes firmware
>firmware changes telling you that you need to charge the unit with r-502
fucking kek
>Buy Android fridge
>Setup in living room
>Spent all my money on a goddamn smart fridge, can't afford TV or walking from the couch to the fridge
>This is now my Netflix device, also mfw can't afford food to put in it
>>55200886
calm down, this product wasn't made by apple. I am sure you will find the fridge works independent of the os.
