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The consumers wallet should be the legislator here not the government but to elaborate on that would take this thread WAY off topic and deep into things against forum rules to discuss other than the off topic forum so I won't be upset if told to delete this post .
I tried to have to logo removed off my truck. They gave me so much hassle about it. I was like "I bought mine here. My boss bought his here. I tell everyone when they ask. Remove the dealer logo please." They were like "For $125 we can remove it. It takes time."
Soap and a soft bristle toothbrush scrubbing for maybe 5 mins is $125?
That statement should be in bold in the nexus forum. We shall call it the nexus creed. [emoji3]
Regulatory symbols on devices can be removed, shown in software instead
The backs of smartphones will become slightly better looking, after a bill concerning the labeling of electronic devices has been signed into law by President Obama. The E-Label Act, created by Sen. Deb Fischer (R-Neb.), will allow manufacturers to leave off a large amount of the logos and other regulatory iconography from the device itself.
Instead of appearing on the back, the logos can be made available to view within software, reports The Hill, be it as an option within the device's menus, or when a device boots up.
While the E-Label Act will make the rear casing of smartphones and tablets cleaner than before, some remnants will continue to exist on devices. Aside from manufacturer and carrier branding, the CE logo will continue to appear, as it is a mark mandated by the European Union.
