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> Clearly if the driver was watching YouTube on the touchscreen, the fact that it also shows their speed wouldn’t have been relevant. Watching YouTube (or Netf
by asaph 6y ago
> Clearly if the driver was watching YouTube on the touchscreen, the fact that it also shows their speed wouldn’t have been relevant.
Watching YouTube (or Netflix or any of the other supported streaming services) on the touchscreen while the car is in motion, is not currently possible in Tesla vehicles. This is by design. Eventually, when fully autonomous driving is supported, watching videos on the touchscreen while the vehicle is in motion might be allowed.
- akerl_ 6y agoSort of. You can use the web browser while the car is in motion, and there are multiple sites devoted to streamlining media viewing via the browser. The browser can’t operate in full-screen mode while the car is in motion. You’re correct that the native video apps are disabled while the car is in motion.