I agree with the thesis that expecting an app is a non-trivial ask of the user, particularly for those with relevant disabilities.
But if you purchase a toilet that needs an app, it’s not really the toilet that obligated you to use the app.
But if you purchase a toilet that needs an app, it’s not really the toilet that obligated you to use the app.
It was the only model in the store that wasn't smart.
My next purchase is gonna be a projector, so I hope those also don't get infested.
I'm guessing this is probably on par with Sceptre TVs in the US.
> My next purchase is gonna be a projector, so I hope those also don't get infested.
Many of those are very sensibly going the route of saying "we assume you want some kind of separate smart-TV stick, so here's a compartment for it with power and HDMI". Not all of them, but many.