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> The driver said he believed Tesla had violated Swiss data protection law by declining to send the raw data Raw data might not help anything if there are no i
by woliveirajr 10y ago
> The driver said he believed Tesla had violated Swiss data protection law by declining to send the raw data
Raw data might not help anything if there are no instructions on how to interpret it. There are two ways of hiding data: by not showing at all and by showing it in a flood of useless data, where it can't be seeing except if you know what you are looking for (and when there is only raw data and no manual, well, you can't make a good use of it).
Yes, having some data is better than none, but I don't expect it to be that helpful for a while.
- ethbro 10y agoThe other way to look at it is the difference between not having data, which makes it impossible to interpret, and having data, which makes it somewhere between easy and very difficult to interpret.
- bicubic 10y agoHaving that full fidelity raw data would be a gold mine, even without instructions. I'm sure the hacker community would reverse engineer it within months.