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Forced inheritance can be seen as a cold-start strategy: new hardware fears a lack of apps at launch the most, and letting the existing app catalog fill in automatically solves the problem of whether there are apps available in the shortest time.
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10/17/2026
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Apple's Kitchen HomeView Slammed as a CarPlay Appendage
youtubeThe Verge10/16/2026
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