over the air
Over the air means that the car can get new software or fixes through the internet without going to a shop.
Over the air (OTA) refers to the wireless delivery of software updates to vehicles, allowing manufacturers to update features and fix issues without requiring a visit to a dealership.
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"then over the air no updates and there were a few things they were saying they may tweak"
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"So you don't have to change out your phone to get new features or to get a patch for cybersecurity or some bug you have, you know, boom, it's just over the air. And that's what a software to bind."
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"La marca GM te desplegará una actualización over the air para integrar Gemini a millones de sus vehículos."
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