If it's like Google, they give you a seemingly generous amount of storage for free. Then they causally switch where you are saving everything to their cloud (one drive, Google drive) and then, if they have done their math right, a few years later you start getting polite prompts to upgrade your storage so you don't lose all your stuff. Usually by then you are invested enough that spending the time pulling everything back from there and storing it locally seems hardly worth the effort when it only costs $3 a month or whatever to quadruple your storage and kick the can down the road.
Rince and repeat
I don't understand. Cars have computer chips in them, they have had for awhile. But what needs to be updated? What part of a vehicle, that affects its ability to drive, needs to have an over the air update?
Update when you take it to a dealer? I mean I guess? The question is the same but at least then it's just 1-2 a year and updated while it's in there so if it goes wrong then they are holding the bag.
But why? What has changed in the world over the last 8 weeks the needed to be communicated to the car....