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The concept of ‘smart’ has permeated society so much that even cars have become smart. Models and brands like Tesla and Cybertruck use electronic and digital technology as
The concept of ‘smart’ has permeated society so much that even cars have become smart. Models and brands like Tesla and Cybertruck use electronic and digital technology as their flagship devices, making them much more complex than traditional cars. AND Xiaomi SU7 does the same.
With the announcement that the Xiaomi SU7 runs under HyperOS, which Xiaomi phones currently use, doubts are attacking us. Does this mean it can be hacked like a mobile phone? Could someone hack your car and ‘brick’ it if they wanted, so it becomes an inoperable brick?
Xiaomi SU7 runs under HyperOS but Apparently the version type customization layer that Xiaomi, Redmi and POCO phones use under Android infrastructure is not exactly the same, but a modified and redesigned version by Xiaomi. This gives it a significant advantage, according to Xiaomi experts and media such as Xiaomiui and others ““There is almost no risk of Xiaomi SU7 crashing.”
Many vehicles on the market use Android-based operating systems such as Android Auto. But HyperOS offers ““First-class performance in terms of safety and durability” Being a proprietary operating system that is not based on Android. That’s why he exhibitsIt guarantees great resistance to external interference, a solid defense against possible threats and peace of mind to the user.
The term brickear comes from the English word ‘brick’ meaning brick and means: when the electronic device no longer works due to corrupt or damaged firmware, a hardware problem or other damage. It is possible that there is a hacker or serious bug in an update. Brick your phone and turn it into a non-working brickbut apparently this cannot happen in the Xiaomi car. Or at least it will be a little complicated.
HyperOS “specially developed by Xiaomi”“It serves as a solid barrier against external threats”and the non-Android nature of Xiaomi SU7 makes this ““External interventions are almost impractical”. This natural feature therefore reduces It greatly reduces the risk of bricking the vehicle.
Could this be true and therefore could the SU7 be one of the safest EVs on the market?? Time will tell, but the fact remains that there is nothing that attracts a cybercriminal more than a hard-to-reach target.
via | xiaomiui
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