That doesn't matter. You don't get claim something which is clearly false in commonsensical interpretation, but get away with it because the fine print. You ca

That doesn't matter. You don't get claim something which is clearly false in commonsensical interpretation, but get away with it because the fine print. You can't say "the sky is green[1]" and then in footnote [1] say "by green, we mean blue." That's not allowed, and the FTC is supposed to prosecute this. You can say "the sky is cerulean[1]" and then note that although cerulean can be categorized as either green or blue, in this context you mean blue. But calling the feature "full self driving" when it is not full self driving is more akin to outright calling the sky green.