Why the Future of Cars is Inevitably Electric [updated]

 https://youtu.be/N0D4jUEmTMQ

*This is a central point of control for the sake of making sure the people are held to a private organization's will and not a personal person's freedom of will (of where to go.) 

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I was replied to: 

by: G90

If you think Twitter deplatforming the President is cool, just wait until Tesla can deplatform you from your car for wrongthink.

tonyotag's reply: ?? depaltform what?? [I do not know if you are commenting on the right video]You do realize that the electric ports can be programed and made to transfer more information from the vehicle to whoever wants to know where you are or where you have been to (besides your smartphone?) Therefore the central point of making an interconnected network of people tracking is just a paranoia of a few individuals *(human or not human) that always want to win at what we humans think as investing or decision making.

by G90

@tonyotag I thought we were agreeing; I was trying to reinforce your point. But now, I honestly can't tell. My point is, you can't remotely track or disable a 1970 GMC truck. But you can do that to a Tesla. In a world where deplatforming is becoming commonplace, this centralization of control over cars (and access to mobility) should concern us.

tonyotag reply: 
ok, sure.
keep in mind that there are plenty of innovations that are patented and not even patented that can stop or harm a 1970's GMC truck (it would stop the combustion process; even with no electronics of the 21st century embedded.)
see the secrecy here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Invention_Secrecy_Act
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_energy_suppression_conspiracy_theory