That's really not how it is sold. If you want to stick with the computer metaphor, it's like Tesla sold you a computer with some paid-for firmware options enab

That's really not how it is sold. If you want to stick with the computer metaphor, it's like Tesla sold you a computer with some paid-for firmware options enabled, tied to that device, that cannot be transferred to any other device, then pulls them post-resale. Tesla needs to pick: either it's software licensed to you as a person and therefore transferrable to another car, or it's software tied to a specific car and therefore transferrable to another person.