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The problem isn't that the data is collected, it's that Tesla is the one collecting it and not the owner. But honestly, the average person isn't going to care a
by dgzl 7y ago
The problem isn't that the data is collected, it's that Tesla is the one collecting it and not the owner. But honestly, the average person isn't going to care about or even be capable of maintaining that. So really we could just consider this to be a valuable service Tesla is offering. Even more so, imagine if Tesla had to defend their driving systems from lawsuits without having access to this data. I'm not sure they'd be able to survive as well as they do.
- unicornporn 7y ago> The problem isn't that the data is collected, it's that Tesla is the one collecting it and not the owner. If the data is recorded, it will be in Teslas possession by the next over air update or service, right? > imagine if Tesla had to defend their driving systems from lawsuits without having access to this data. Well, that's exactly what the automotive industry has been able to do up to very recently. Just because technology allows for it doesn't mean society or the consumers should.
- dgzl 7y ago> If the data is recorded, it will be in Teslas possession by the next over air update or service, right? > Well, that's exactly what the automotive industry has been able to do up to very recently. What's your point? > Just because technology allows for it doesn't mean society or the consumers should. I don't know what you're referring as 'it'. Data? Sending to Tesla? Assisted driving?