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It's kind of like AI or 'the cloud'. Everything now has access to at least your wifi. Hell, even my rumba has wireless access. I didn't activate that feature. I live in a very small house. If I want to restart it, I can walk over to it and push the restart button. Refrigerators with flat screen embedded in the door? Who is that for? I just want my fridge to keep everything cold. I absolutely love technology. I think it's wonderful. However, imho, not everything needs internet access, or AI, or 'the cloud'. I did build a little 'magic mirror' a while back that alerts me about weather, schedules, keeps track of a couple of my 25 different security cams, but that's about it. I haven't purchased a vehicle in quite a long while now, but I would guess the gadgetry saturation is pretty high.