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I suspect that the "connect to your car" step wasn't even necessary - that the activity logs are constantly streamed to Tesla's service. And yes, it's worrying

by kylec 10y ago

I suspect that the "connect to your car" step wasn't even necessary - that the activity logs are constantly streamed to Tesla's service. And yes, it's worrying to me that they collect information to that level of detail, that the information is tied to your identity, and that they have no problem publicizing that data if you say anything bad about them. If I buy a Tesla, the first thing I'll do is snip the antenna cable.

roywiggins 10y ago
Imagine if Google routinely published details of people's search history if they complained about Google making crappy software? "I searched for 'friendly women pictures', and Google showed me porn!" Google: "no, you searched for X,Y,Z porn repeatedly at 3:30 PM every day for a year"