In Europe immobilisers have been mandatory since 1998. Also in Australia since 2001 and Canada since 2007. This is why it isn't a problem in these places. The real problem here is that the US government has never mandated immobilisers as being compulsory in cars.

Isn't this somewhat similar to iGoogle, which allowed you to add AJAX widgets of your choosing to you Google start page? Google killed of iGoogle in 2013. But it seems less flexible that iGoogle used to be.

Do you mean PCP (Personal Contract Purchase), rather than PFI? Or maybe HP (Hire Purchase)? PFI (Private Finance Initiative) is what the government uses to finance public projects through the private sector.

This is nothing new for the UK, Ireland, France and Brazil. They have previously already been allowed gambling apps, as per the current Google Play policy https://support.google.com/goo...

I live in the UK, and ads for gamlbing apps that run on Android from the likes of Williams Hill, Sky Vegas, 888 Casino and others have appeared on TV for years.