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You can always sue. Also, negligence can always change a service agreement.

If I was google I would estimate the cost of said prosecution an start funding things to prevent Trump.

OS shouldn’t matter, only the user experience. Just find your service provider of choice and sort phones by cost.

Being locked doesn’t matter much either considering the cost.

I’ve seen some nice trailer parks. Especially ones where they own the tiny plot of land themselves.

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I found a gun loving channel on YouTube that had a “how to not get carjacked at gunpoint in Los Angeles or San Francisco” training video where they unloaded at the gas pump and across the car and didn’t mention to pay attention to what’s behind their targets.

Name one gas station in LA or SF that isn’t surrounded by people at all hours.

Just back away. Let them take the car. It’s not worth facing a manslaughter charge.

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Holy shit, they pulled the emergency release on one of those MRI machines. I think that adds a zero or two to the cost of bringing back online.

While Cox does raise some valid points in the flaws of the testing, it’s quite possible that the state is fed up with their bullshit and the flaws are aimed at making sure Cox can’t continue to be a monopoly.

If they don’t mind not doing business in CA then they are probably fine.

It’s expensive if you screw up and handle a CA resident wrong. It’s also easy to get fined, and easy for the fines to scale up.

Companies that do business in CA will likely follow the law for all of their customers. It’s far more expensive to try to have two systems and possibly handle a CA resident incorrectly.