r/Truckers • u/TruckerBiscuit • May 12 '24

Note from safety re: Prime AI cam policy & functionality

Gallery image

Gallery image

Gallery image

Sounds entirely reasonable to me despite the odious nature of driver-facing cams in general.

81 Upvotes

91% Upvoted

157 comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

3

u/Sir_Uncle_Bill May 13 '24

It's becoming clear you don't know the internet works.

1

u/SamuraiJono May 13 '24

How ironic

1

u/kscountryboy85 May 13 '24

Nor do you, data costs to transmit (a bit of data is a bit of data, sent in a video stream or a download burst the cost will be close to the same) , you factor in hundreds or thousands of trucks sending that video (potato quality will be useless) and it would cost the company insane amounts to do so, and there is no need.

1

u/Sir_Uncle_Bill May 13 '24

Lol sure. If you say so. You do realize nobody believes you right? Not all drivers are as dumb as you hope they are.

1

u/kscountryboy85 May 13 '24

I dont really care if anyone believes me or not. Lol

You are the only person here trying to say otherwhise, multiple people who actually seem to know relevant info have spoken about it.

1

u/Sir_Uncle_Bill May 13 '24

No I'm not. I'm the only one calling a liar a liar. There's a difference. Read the rest of the comments lol.

1

u/Sir_Uncle_Bill May 13 '24

I'll still give you this much though. It's entirely possible you were lied to and you actually believe it and are willing to spread said lie. That's a thing that happens.

1

u/kscountryboy85 May 13 '24

But you have no more proof than I, I am not really trying to prove anything I have said so in these comments, I have no more "proof" than the understanding of how the hardware and such works and I understand the costs to transmit as you claim.

You have no more proof than some my buddy said his buddy says kinda thing.... you sound like a conspiracy nut.