Re:Toyota ad hijacks Siri to switch off iPhones while driving
by sneak on Saturday July 11, 2015 @11:24AM
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No, it cannot cause that. You may illegally choose to then grab your phone while driving to fiddle with the settings, but that is your own reckless and negligent choice.
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Re:Toyota ad hijacks Siri to switch off iPhones while driving
by viraptor on Saturday July 11, 2015 @11:41AM
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It may definitely cause you to drive around in unknown area while trying to figure out where you can stop to turn the navigation back on. If you're on a motorway, that may be an additional 20+ miles until you can stop safely.
If it happens to kill your navigation, it's going to cause a lot of unnecessary distraction. Whether you decide to turn it on again while driving or wait until you can stop.