jonasty
There's a complex social dynamic related to that feature in companies.
Firing someone for supporting Trump is oppression of expression of opinion.
This is a great example of how "progressives" are often just as bigoted as the "bigoted" conservatives they oppose.
I suppose you could go hands free because in the event of a road hazard you might just have to brake (although coming to a stop on a highway is dangerous - the person behind you might not stop).
For me the value of an auto-pilot feature is the gain of time. One can respond to emails, read, field a call w/out risking the safety of themselves or others, etc.
True, but these publishers can, at some point, start making their content accessible only through Blendle.
Curious loophole though - on platforms such as Pocket, one can go on Pocket's 'recommended' feed, save an NYT article straight to their own Pocket, and read the article on the Pocket platform, without every going to NYT.com (circumventing the paywall).
How is that legal? And if it remains legal, will this loophole be a major concern to Blendle and publishers?
Seems like a good case study is in the making.