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To be clear, there was not a "paid for feature" in this case. He did not lose anything he had paid for.
by mlindner 5y ago
To be clear, there was not a "paid for feature" in this case. He did not lose anything he had paid for.
- HWR_14 5y agoYou have to have paid for FSD to be in the beta for FSD. I feel you could probably make a case that you paid to be in the beta.
- chayesfss 5y agoEmployees get it for free, no longer an employee, no more fsd. Edit: I see he was in fsd beta, maybe he can just try to get his score up high enough, everyone who’s in the beta had to have a high enough score that I imagine he bypassed as an employee.
- HWR_14 5y agoEmployees got FSD as a bonus after meeting certain work goals. They didn't (to my knowledge) get provision FSD before then. FSD has is a product, and one sold as a likely asset (robotaxis!) Its equivalent to a company trying to claw back vested RSUs
- rcMgD2BwE72F 5y agoHow do you know? We do know Tesla has offered FSD to employees for free, for quite some time. https://www.bloombergquint.com/technology/tesla-enlists-employees-to-be-full-self-driving-beta-testers https://www.bloombergquint.com/technology/tesla-enlists-empl... >Any worker who buys a Tesla and agrees to share 300 to 400 hours of driving feedback with the company’s Autopilot team by the end of next year won’t have to pay for full self-driving -- an $8,000 saving -- or for a premium interior, which normally costs $5,000, Musk wrote.