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There's no coming back from that
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The woman was an idiot then, because the car has manual levers to open the doors, for cases just like this, or total power failure. It's required by law in most countries, if not all.
She wasn't locked in - the update said not to to open any doors or windows during the update, so she didn't. She could have at any time, but she didn't want to risk bricking her car. I understand where she's coming from, but I also think she was nuts for waiting THAT long.
The idea of bricking a car is insane
I bricked a car into a wall on at least one occasion.
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