This is a real thing Betteridge's Law of Headlines.
TL;DR: if the answer was "yes" the headline would just be the statement rather than a question.
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1970? More like 1950, kindergarten times.
Depending on your jurisdiction, your local commerce regulator might have a different opinion of the legality of this than VW, especially when they're taking away features you already paid for.
Enhance your calm Satan.
They know it, but refuse to belive it, because they've built an empire on a faulty premise and can't conceive that they may be wrong.
Source: two decades in the industry. But I got ~~better~~ out.
That's because people don't understand statistics, or willfully misunderstand them.
French people are less likely to die from heart failure (than, say, Americans).
French people are more likely to drink red wine (than, say, Americans).
Therefore drinking red wine reduces the risk of heart failure.
Therefore drinking red wine is healthy.
I assume its code for making it easier to reach over to the glove box, where his gun is.
Christ. I'm not.
If I were and the marketing director came to me with the opportunity to grow our brand equity with an $x million logo redesign, I'd offer them the opportunity to tender their resignation effective immediately.
Given how most executives operate, I'm obviously not executive material.
it's the USA shitting in its own pants
Ah yes, because what was wrong with Google was their logo was old.
Look we fixed it, everything is better now.
Profit at all costs.
Something something buttery males