Sweden, Norway rethink plans for cashless societies over fears that fully digital payment systems would leave them vulnerable to Russian security threats
The controversial part is that while it's great and desirable on paper, it's almost never the case for 100% of the times. Great if it is though.
A moving vehicle in real life is a bit more complicated of an equation, factor in the car's angle towards the horizontal as you accelerate or brake, that's the original point, but whatever.
Sweden, Norway rethink plans for cashless societies over fears that fully digital payment systems would leave them vulnerable to Russian security threats
Sweden, Norway rethink plans for cashless societies over fears that fully digital payment systems would leave them vulnerable to Russian security threats
in case you’re homeless you should have an address because you’re in a shelterNo homeless person left behind? Shelters for 100% of homeless people at all times?
Sweden, Norway rethink plans for cashless societies over fears that fully digital payment systems would leave them vulnerable to Russian security threats
You seem to have missed the point: in many countries, access to a bank account (therefore digital money) is not universal.
Sweden, Norway rethink plans for cashless societies over fears that fully digital payment systems would leave them vulnerable to Russian security threats
Having that data for every citizen of a country could enable efficient profiling of people in the country using big data analysis technologies.You don't need an external actor for that, a government can very well do that to their citizens...
Considering suspension, if you accelerate there's a lowering of the back of the car/raising of the front.Conversely, breaking has the opposite effect, increasing the chances of the deer rolling over your hood and through your windshield.You'll want to minimize that, hence the acceleration.
All their contacts' names and numbers, actually...