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That stuff is sloppy, but not a huge deal for me. What's really a deal-breaker is the always-on internet connection, the monitoring/telemetry, and the idea that
by beervirus 6y ago
That stuff is sloppy, but not a huge deal for me. What's really a deal-breaker is the always-on internet connection, the monitoring/telemetry, and the idea that although I'm buying a car, it's not really mine, because I'm only licensing the software that lets it function.
If I could buy a Cybertruck that functioned without a connection to the mothership, I would.
- travisoneill1 6y ago> What's really a deal-breaker is the always-on internet connection Do you drive with a smartphone now? > If I could buy a Cybertruck that functioned without a connection to the mothership, I would. They work offline: https://www.quora.com/Can-you-still-drive-a-Tesla-if-its-offline https://www.quora.com/Can-you-still-drive-a-Tesla-if-its-off...
- beervirus 6y ago> Do you drive with a smartphone now? Everybody always brings that up. I don't love it, but yes I do, and I trust Apple more than I trust Tesla. > They work offline They somewhat work, and it's not clear for how long. If it goes a year without being able to connect, is it fine with that? Or will it stop working until it's able to update?