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> Writing on Twitter, Preuss notes "If you double click the shift panel twice and accidentally engage the auto-pilot in Model 3, Tesla will automatically charge
by deadbunny 5y ago
> Writing on Twitter, Preuss notes "If you double click the shift panel twice and accidentally engage the auto-pilot in Model 3, Tesla will automatically charge you $14100 if you didn't previously purchase auto-pilot."
That sounds like a legitimate concern.
> The Tesla owner noted that the purchase may have been made through a different method than the one he quoted, but was made without any authorization regardless.
So it's not from double clicking the shift panel in the car while dirivng as per the original tweet?
How was it done then? Clicking things in the app/website? Because that's an entirely different thing.
I'm calling BS.
- paulgb 5y ago> So it's not from double clicking the shift panel in the car while dirivng as per the original tweet? Here’s the tweet where he said that: https://mobile.twitter.com/deesix/status/1420433764002373636 https://mobile.twitter.com/deesix/status/1420433764002373636 It reads to me as him saying there are multiple UI paths to make the purchase, he doesn’t know which was used because he wasn’t in the car. But the fact that another driver could trigger a $14k charge to his card on file (assuming that part is true) is concerning regardless. Edit: after reading some comments from Tesla owners, I think my “assuming that part is true” was generous.
- yreg 5y agoThe UI paths are through the website and through the app, not through the car.