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Unbelievable that they advise, in writing, that you park next to a Starbucks. And they're the ones who have a Roadster roaming in space.
by oferzelig 8y ago
Unbelievable that they advise, in writing, that you park next to a Starbucks.
And they're the ones who have a Roadster roaming in space.
- Crosseye_Jack 8y ago> Roadster roaming in space. It was the only way to get a decent wifi signal :-p But it’s kind of a shock they don’t offer updates via USB. Throw a digital signature on the download to help against unsigned code, encrypt the contents and restrict access to the download to verified owners if they are worried about offering a download of maps they brought from someone else and have the key delivered to the car via LTE via their already inplace vpn the cars use to phone home to the mothership. Car manufacturers have been offering updates to built in gps devices for years via CD/DVD/USB to none connected cars, kind of a shock that Tesla don’t offer this upgrade method.
- majewsky 8y agoWell, when I look at the automation issues on the Model 3 line, it appears that Tesla has a habit of ignoring the experience of other car manufacturers.
- mschuster91 8y ago> But it’s kind of a shock they don’t offer updates via USB USB is an attack vector - USB descriptor attacks have been used to hack systems in the past.