Could be like some of those TVs that have baked-in ads. So if you don’t have a data connection, they’ll just play the default ones.
Edit: I imagine that the car to prevent you from unplugging the antenna would probably do the classic, “I haven’t had a data connection in X amount of time, therefore I cannot verify the security of the device, so we’re going to prevent the use of autoplay.”
I wonder if disconnecting the car’s cell antenna would prevent this crap from loading.
Does this car have Android Auto/Carplay? Hopefully while that is active you can’t see the ad either.
They generally go into limp mode if they cannot report on you.
I mean it’s a Jeep. You don’t buy that if you don’t want a limp car, anyways. :P
Could be like some of those TVs that have baked-in ads. So if you don’t have a data connection, they’ll just play the default ones.
Edit: I imagine that the car to prevent you from unplugging the antenna would probably do the classic, “I haven’t had a data connection in X amount of time, therefore I cannot verify the security of the device, so we’re going to prevent the use of autoplay.”
Or there’s an LTE chip soldered in there somewhere…