A post about the Blue Screen of Death on a Ford car has gone viral on social media, which was found to be due to the failure of the OTA update.
Things remain the same more often than they change. The days of Windows 95 are long gone, and as we approach 2024, there's a brand-new "blue screen of death" that people should reportedly be on the lookout for: it's in their cars.
This week, a picture that appeared to show a Ford car with a botched software update displaying the statement "your vehicle cannot be driven" went viral on social media. "Please give customer service a call," the screen begs.
The legitimacy of the screenshot was questioned in a post on a forum for auto enthusiasts, with the user saying:
"This is going around on Twitter, but I couldn't find any mentions of it here.
Is this even real? The phone number, when Googled doesn't turn up anything official."
In response, someone said, "That's the message you will see on the rare occasion that an OTA fail...
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