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what bothers us is not the "right" people who have access to the tracking info but the wrong people for example if the police wanted to be sure to stop all tes
by ck2 11y ago
what bothers us is not the "right" people who have access to the tracking info but the wrong people
for example if the police wanted to be sure to stop all teslas that cross their jurisdiction so they could seize whatever you happen to have with you (or even the car itself) under civil forfeiture without arrest, warrants or even proof of crime, all they have to is program their stingrays to ping them when a tesla cell connection that the car uses for data comes into contact
I have other scenarios in my head too but I don't want to give them ideas for abuse