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It’s also worth noting Tesla is nearly infamous at this point for making owners sign NDAs in exchange for repairs when their autopilot is likely at fault.

• b112 4y ago
  Really? Wow. That's a lawsuit waiting to happen. No way would I sign, and they'd fix it, or see me in court. And not rich guy wins US court, but Canadian court. And yeah, it's different.
  • ev1 4y ago
    Don't you have to waive your right to sue in the US to purchase or boot a Tesla?
    • dripton 4y ago
      No, they have an arbitration clause, but you have the right to opt out.
• ajross 4y ago
  This is a meme. I've never seen any significant corroboration on this. I mean, how would they even know without violating their own published privacy policy? I think you got hoodwinked. This is what's so frustrating about this argument. The clear truth is that the system is operating very safely on millions of vehicles, because a safety defect of that magnitude would clearly be visible in the data, and it's not. So people invested in the argument now have to resort, like you just did, to theorizing about a literal conspiracy to hide the data that you know must be there even though it can't be measured. It's just exhausting. They're fantastic cars. Get a friend to give you a ride.